Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

 - Class of 1956

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If if enobles you to do thot, then, in some small rneosure, we hove succeeded. lf W 3, 'Q' Dedication Gvf Cuz, Cheefieaaers, faavefa Cen 3641, Cab, Nashmgfzrw Paz ,- fwa' 4-.ca ci 'Wese activities mme peep mrlfcp' Mr Mcpheters. f'Mac, Mm is mated 'er his NIT, friendwwess, pep, ana fleoughffalmess, has won the ad- mirarmav' of students and faculty aNike, To show our appreciation for aH that he Fas dame for us, we, The class of 1956, deaica?e our Log To Mr, George A Mcpherers, sa ,,n IA, HAROLD W. POOLE Whof's your side of the story? I LII ,Ja :X 3 cz R ,MJ Q M K s Q H, ,. Ola , I K ,F , ' I if Ill' wb f Ae, K ' ifxgnyffva, f fin I f A. IMRIE DIXON 64 dollar question, thcfs my boy, get this Fl GEORGIA FLAGG MARJORIE SIM I fl ' 1 .o-Q Vi? M: :df I , s ' I .. mv iwy, A' N A 1 1 n .. -.1 3 ow ANN D. FOSTER Thor has possxbilwies f X . 1 I 1 I f V1 I fu W 4 gil' V714 ,nga f -.,-Af' ' ff I KENNETH R. NORRIS Get those covers on your books, Y' bl' IRENE M. PATTEN 1 lffin 'C 'Vgep 11: ' 91111599 Ve Gvilp 1 JEANNETTE o. sum. LORNA P, Mum I won't have thafl hwei gem beg n ,, 'xg-if 4 2 o L, x' fi, , 'U 11 3 X . , Y ' f ' ' ,T . Q , qf 1 f-ffm..-if-f,W A W L H ' -'- -V ' K AMY 5. DAMON YT T Goss Yo ffe EDWARD A. WATTS 'zz 'mite' rg swc, V: ' f 'S' EVELYN BLANKENBERG :S S - ' -.CJ 5-ETS X Y' De e tm P' 'Fe ba ' ,DYQ v- Yc., mme GRIFFITH COUSER ' from there. ALMA L. WESTERVELT e coming on X, C J ..R 1 07 1 .ie . iq 'Q A : RUTH E. FOSTER A little noisy today, class. CLAYTON E. CONN Now iet's siort GH over again I 1 'Qi' GEORGE A. MCPHETERS You lobslers, luke flmls for tomorrow. ,'Q,. IQN J i N l f J , N - 1 HENRY W. HUGHES There'S nothing for tomorrow except read Gnd know the r1exYCl'wcpYef. Y JT s,.' KATH RYN L, GARDEN Stop sroppmg flfose pensl 5 '+ , i aff H, A N y .. 'J 1' J l fn I q 2 A Roseau Mnxsow I f fl WO FLORA LUTZ Cove on r'owf 'N Z'-,fs ,--sf std' JOHN E. DRISCOLL Dorff lose your heads A sfrong voice Con score of people RICHARD l.. HILDRETH Tl1is?esY will be easy lf - o lol CAROLYN T. PIKE WL, AH righf, let's qu et down ALICE HEALD En Francais! 'HQGIGI UM' VH? A MARGARET F. BROWN The :accent is on the wrong Syl-lc-bNe E D iff' 1 J y Y xxx . r 6' n-q.,1 '4 I EFFIE S, BROWN Buenos dwos Io dossef' WARREN F. NASH Neechevo vj 'A 1'9 --Q HELEN G, KERSHAW C T-8'7'WCC'Cl C Mcregl N. YVONNE MICHE 'FH Ear-four, my N We lowbs ' A m ,,,, .r Q 'Www an I -2 f N ,r X 1' I I 5- 1 I 'J GORDON THORBURN W AM rgfr, you geti1? 'A A E Q ifkh ..,. F NORMAN O. ROCKWOOD f H rf: This ls impo 4 'cke c 'c'e. C Al CHARLES E. CARROLL L rfo STANLEY C BATTLES DAVID R GAVIN UWB Ccved answer is iv'- g vow SH M new psy crter f 19. SIGNH pyfcm but mderemrd ng you e eoNv G Good cf b 'He rfeoqf heh nc Y 's eve' 'VER LAINE mare 'wpcrvcnr he IRVING NEIMAN Head yor :cpe's. .957 6. . I v Q .X X 4l X I 4 4 Q w Ov' 1 If .4 A PHILIP A. STACKPOLE U' ?G5Ye I5 exce 3eFYg you' Qudgffer' ERIC W MANSUR is poor. JOHN MCGRATH HO b H 1 O K now. ' cfs' f I Q 5 . ff BLAIR C, WILSON Loom he :wg-'Nc sxfmzzcfh' fc' 'fc faint BRYCE B. WALTON E C'f D: efs make cz Io' cn' rdse' ,fa 'FS' ' Q- yy X 0h' ,,...f 'X LI., DAVID I. HOYLE Kfgw who' vcu we reed -4 ft f .- 'S EVELYN L. NELSON IRENE L LADD AGNES I, RING ,,L- ,- f W: . .ix FL U ' F ffc' dc ' SARA R. HUME 1 if HARRY A. LUTES - D' Q :A 'c cc- HELEN M. C. HICKEY -, ,.. .. ,,. ,V Q in an f 'l 1 wi' ic' 5,12 ivc.. , -., YL PAUL N. ROBERTS e .:- :'-ef. ': :. 7 MARION ' HUME OLGA E. SACHS ,SP JD rf s : :ce at arse! ELVA L. WILDERMAN Lost coll for pockefbooksf' ,.' 1? 3 iiiiir qw., 234 iii? WARREN D, WOOD AY e-,es cf 'fe JOHN W, WALSH ROBERT A. DARGIE lr'sfmmen1s ir' position, l,2,3, awful, cwful, beg H cgdrw, ve'y gocd. , .rw-.. X X X DOROTHY M. ROSE Pm all library material oway now. LEONARD W. CLARK Fish foce, sunny bubbles. .Ne ll get We 'ext year V 'V 1 x 1 f eg, 'vf'i Q X . 5 Sf' V ' 4 J -, -W. , 3' Hun . Kfffywigigas A ' Y Ax F 5 x Z ' CLAlRE J. HANSON Take your slip to :re W: ' f li-N, .Q-fb' VIRGINIA MONNAT Everybody -E ' RAYMOND W. BACON You Home rc C13 vfe fgfd W 'U' 1 - f A 1 . 4 . f 1' , n . ,f 3 xXx.aJjg'-'L-'g ' 1 'wx T LV Hs .JL ' A- -ff' V ,.,-- ,. 4V0,,.Ng.-rv, . M , f ' 14 ,.nX,f-, Q, M 5 f K Mfg Ney and me cufmer Q swag. Mrs L Amer Nfs, Boccock, cmd Mrs Go! cgher ka .. iw: 1. 5 .As Ucey, M C.srcd ons VN'e-Ich, Lcrso' Cogcf on Q' Q.. 'git I u fn I d Sdlwzfm , , X 3, P- f f 1 v ug,'ia'Z I 1 Nsf H' Mrs Meuse, the copobie Morro , 3 13' V,2,K 3' , Q if V Y gpg? Q A P' K, ,K . Y 1 V 'g'f xi' 'T .V I , fi 5 2 K ',2 ' 1. xQ:.,1f,.' ga W.. lg .53 .f . , , . ,A 'f V D1 'Qin ..,-1446 K L0 ? Y en ford aff' VALEDICTORIAN Jean Raye Graduation SALUTATORIAN Patrncla Johnson Carolyn Ladd Since no decnsnon as To which will be ESSGYIST has been reached as James Hockendorf we go to press, we wlsh them both luck 1 A , 7 .' ,I ,f , I6 HISTORY Borlooro Shxebler Class Day MARSI-IAL Arthur Anderson PROPHECY Philip Wilson STATISTICS Monica Toomey I PRESENTATIONS Ann WolcelTeld DONALD F ADAMS Don Donnie Lincoln Pork chops camping soft ln strumental music pet peeve people who talk too much pleasant manner agreeable not a grudge friendly col ege ROBERT ANDREWS O , Lincoln Ea to know, fun loving friendly smile, well man- nered, food of all kinds, happy-go-lucky, good sense of humor, cooperative, Navy. KRlSTlN ALBERTSON ris Coolidge A able gggler pert p pealing horseback riding pizza egg foo yang Ber mu as st dy hall rea smile gum chevver U m m mm' pet peeve onions University of Massachusetts CHARLES M. AUSTIN i Lincoln Tall, skating, pizza, crew cu , pet peeves-girls in pegged slacks or knee socks, lanky, football fan, Tough breakl , s u b m o rin e sandwiches, sleepy, fried clams, sweaters, hockey, witty. RONALD Wl'llTCOMB ALLEY Yukon Earth Quake Coolidge curry hair blond eyes shoes eating and sleep Ing hamburgers flashy pet peeve people who fool with rear view mirrors and radios S e you round the ree tops' boats prep school BRUCE W, BAKER Coolidge Good-natured, born with a smile courteous, quiet, pleas- an, changeable, swimming, boat racing, outboard motor- boats curly hair roast lamb, 'Just for chucklesl', college. ARTHUR W ANDERSON Andy Archie Coolidge Humorous a good word for everyone dislikes conceited girls Why foul all sports lobster sweate s good dancer never on time al ways on the go prep school ROGER BA Coolldg Very goodnatured, friendly happy-go-lucky a friend ' need ready with an answer quiet blond wavy hair, fish- ing steak shirts, peeved by school U. S. Coast Guard. JOHN W BALLENTINE Johnny Lincoln Swimming lobster courteou n Rightawayl Olil s ort shirts peeves people who are lat music driving sincere kin steak friendly cook ng po e ROBERT G. BAXTER ,. O ,, Coolidge B sketbalf, a sports, steak, anything edible, iacket, good-natured, quiet, happy- go-lucky, cooperative, unnur- ried, generous, helpful, dis! likes knee socks, VNon-a- fulE , college. ROSALIE M BANKS Rosie Coolidge Easy going conscientious riendly n be wi horseback riding swimming sv GEORGE E BARRETT Butch Gus St Marys Easy going baseball happy contented lrishman sweaters milk pet peeves girls and over cautious drivers curly air u steak ice Cream auburn ltair sports Sw' JUDY BATSON Judy Coolidge Reading attractive polite ice skating friendly natural understanding tennis gen erous pet peeves typ: g an itte brot ers i es cokes pop music Marlon Brando Oh greatl s tsk college or prep sclwool french fries skirt and sweat ers quiet working at lwospi tal laboratory fried clams onion rings Jackson College JOHN D. BEAL 'Jack KENNETH R. BEERS Kenny' St, Mary's Hunting, swirrrning, durga- r,es soo' , N reat,sti', ,ui ueves- 'r Roos v lt wno wear k ee socks a. Q let, tall, cr w cut, cross- country, friendly, steak, e ch 'es, c .E peeve-homework, dous1 , basketball, agree- aole, good disposition, witty, friendly smile, service. rnework, pleasa, , ru - e dish cs'tlo , easygcing, pants, pet W N ,Tremen r ncn ri atc, 5, steak, track P, r e i, i' ta' service, RUTH A BENNETT 'Jackie' Coolidge Always on tlte go, good - tured, aggr,ssiv,, goo worker basketball, bowling, fren.h tries, sweaters, swirn- rring, a good word for every- Crte, A luw vvor I , rr atball sandwicnes, disi es y girls, likabie, always smi ing, n ' e' traini i. CAROL M BOURNE Roosevelt Sincere triend fine sense of ALICE BOWEN Roosevelt VIVOCIOU5 unpredictable swimming pet peeve con ceIted people gullible that ADRIENNE BESHONG Andy Adie Roosevelt MARY l. BOUDREAU LI u oo St Mary s UnderstandIng somewhat shy Interesting observant I m m I g brown e es humor always laughing pOlSed polite roller skating bow Ing travelIng roast beef frIed clams reading loaters peeved by Iokes which arent funny future secretary Innocent look Vneck sweat ers Ice skating excItable ef fervescent maiorette spar kling smIIe college FlIrtatIous dancmg Hey dIpl pretty eyes rouguIsh expression Chl ken horses Wllly good frIend happy golucky lIltIng walk horse back riding slender rhythm and blues skating loves anI mas ANN J. BRANDANO Annie Malden Pleasing voice, nice eyes, sweaters, toreador slacks, hot fudge sundaes, dancing, fun to be with, involved explana- tions, always ready to help, talkative, 5' 2 , short brown hair, pizza, true friend, full ot fun, business school. slacks brown haIr telephone operator pizza skating lob ster pet peeve beIng kept waItIng What was l going to say now ROBERT G. BREEST Big Bob' Los Angeles Tall, unconcerned, fun-loving, mischievous, chivalrous, hap- - o-lucky, 'rrepressib sense ot humor, automobiles, lobster, bright sport shirts, aversion to teachers, steak, It's too late now! MARYAN BROWN Coolidge Television movies sheath dresses, steak, trench tries chicken, o r i g i n a l clres er, changeable, scintillating, tas- cinating, Oh how killing. detests conceited people, two faced people, and liars, John Robert Powers Modeling School. MEl.Vll.LE C. BROWN 'Me ' e oosevet Quiet, unruftled disposition, submarine sandwiches Ita ian spaghetti, bright sweaters, 'Come on lets ol, ti in , Italian s irts, fun-loving, hunting, a Navy Reservist, d.slikes conceited people. PAUL R BURKE Bo LESTER H N BURNHAM Hap Buddy Roosevelt Unpredictable friendly cor dial steak fried clams tur FRANCIS X CAHOON Xavier Llncoln Considerate of other peo ple even tempered drlvng always eating clams Amer :can chop suey well man red likes to talk s ELIZABETH L BURKE St Marys Always raring to go enioys being dllterent dainty skat ing knitting dancing listen ing to music new fads slop py sweaters hoop skirts fan cy earrings sneakers and knee socks pet peeve brag ging Be good' secretarial work KERRY CARGILL 'Casey Coolidge Carefree, unruttled disposi- tion, engaging smile, ready with an answer, bowling, swimming, pet peeve-people who soy that he's wrong, Mr. Dixon's ofilice, eating, sports, taking life easy. Malden Catholic t get along w agreeable tennis all food except olives and pickles re key sweaters white bucks argyles dislikes girls who smoke collegiate good lazz I dont know' pet peeves yelling girls unwilling pe destrian football tail food business bowling tinkering with cars ties pet peeves gum chewing gurls and lazzy music You dont say sweaters -fl g, Q cARoLA.cARsoN PATRICIA A. CARROLL , G , 'Shrlmp Coolidge Happy-go-lucky, always talk- WILLIAM J. CARRABlS 'Squeaky' ' ' Coolidge Fishing, football dancing, avid reco.d collector pizza, ravloli, friendly enthusiastic, uncomplaining, Sure w w' V, pet peeve-girls who on m ke up in pub ic, college. Coolidge P ite steak, movies, nice smile sociable, snappy hair- do, ice cream generous, ten- n's, Bermuda shorts, swim- ming, ladylike, sweet, cour- teous kind friendly, tall. in, o fun, lo sei, slacks, dancing, sweet, pizza and sub sandwiches, swim- ming, Kinda makes you wonder, dislikes -noos and conceited boys. PATRICIA L CARTER o Little Pot Coolidge Short red hoir green eyes dislikes conceited people CHARLOTTE P CARVER Chorl Coolidge Five foot two eyes of blue good cook skirt cmd sweot e sing g reserved ee mentory school teoching pet peeve unfriendly ond unco operative people nice voice E GAIL CHRISTIANSEN Goi e Roosevelt Attractive fostidious poised olwoys busy cordiol lobster Sure it isl swimming chor cool blozer chocolote ice cream dromotics musicol college Gee whizl pizzo skating oncing socks olwoys cheerful carefree submarine sandwiches cute smile gg gler innocent looking om bitiori oirline hostess ELIZABETH J. COLLIS Betty' Coolidge Dernure, fried chicken, ony- thing blue, sweet dancing, sweoters ond skirts, Reo- Iy? , eosygoing, fried clorns, sweet, ice skating, vivocious, pet peeve-gum chewers ond conceited people, originol. brown hczir trench ries blue snow skiing chi on pie college JOAN M. CONFALONE 'Joonie' Jennie Coolidge Gullible polite sweet, 'e soting, blue pizzo su - rnorine sondwiches, slocks pet peevefboys who don't shove, telephone operotor, Only you, dork eyes, fun, devilish, sweoters. PAUL A. CONNOLLY St. Mc1ry's A good word for everyone, submorine sondwiches block curly hoir olwoys on the go sleeping in study holl, e eeves-girls sport clothes, hockey, bowling, s u p e r b doncer Oceon motion! deep seo fishing, H FORREST COLBY Herb Roosevelt Swimming riflery opple pie ond vonillo ice creom shirts friendly helpful considerate good disposition pet peeves fost drivers homework M m rn rn m boyl driving outo mechonic technicol school PATRICIA M. CONNORS ' o 'Putty' Roosevelt Friendly, goy, eosy going, ombitious, dislikes snobs dog lover horsebock riding bowl- ing, dungorees pizzo Boy thot's reol fun! airline host- ess. PATRICIA A CORCORAN Polly e Llncoln VVCIYSI' skllng lefler writing grllled cheese sondwlc es sn er oe long red our blue eyes lgn? complexion rlendly vlv 1clo.ls goo no ured ,e pee-ves con cened o s ond o s Swedes Yoo know wnoT7 Chondler Secreroruol School Pl-llLLlP A. CROSBY rlendlv, QL' W rddlcdl, Eng , ::r.. 11:31 sn es. rcnnlng, 1- :pai ' -of- nfe :re cs, e 'c. dancing. IRENEJ CORMHER ST Mary S Po ne pofxence ple frlend le d r b own Jrr xnclng r lhrr rd b ues lzzo Trovellnj cuff llnk ouses bowling brown eyes punk ond w ne druv nn I c I l clerk DANE CUMM NGS Cco 'dj ness, Qcfing como- ion, BARBARA A CRAWFORD Barb Coolidge Bowl ng lmlnon food sldcks peosdnl roller skotxng sun ddes long brown holr sweof ers J own eyes good HJ f ed flendly eos omg dlSllK6S concelted people Yod dont know do yd? 4 JEAN M CROCKER Jeonre Roosevelt E ergerc gulllble o go d worker swedrers olw fS mlkung on the Telepho e ey knlftrng o or everyone true friend lr ed om sub sandwiches ows thot grob nursung ofice work or telephone op erotor PAUL B. CUNNlNGr-HOA Coolidge :ei 1: 'ac ve, :QI of F3 r r nf f, ,51::: s, skurlnj, zo. fi' PAUMNE A. CURRlER NPO YH Coclldge 3 nn one, sense 4 2- rnor, fn. ' M: Q-. ' . '- ning, cj you-fn ,,,s, ,e se vc' rd Gerd, 33, :nz- , CC5'S Cllr, Jr :: - zj- WUT: -:, s :in , zklrg. Eos to get olong wftlw ce creom shorts slococs oves to sung muslc well groomcd chicken very fruendly voco trons lots of fun pet peeves homework sclwool ond ses SIODS 56 C sf. BARBARA J DALY Boro Bobs Westwood Lolzetm DALEY Wm' 'W S me Lom to otuve e r sko Malden wot ou o e dust es Mello e ond snobs vrvoclous co ce tunotlslt orlgmo fllrtotlous Whot o not TRACY VN DECKER ro Cco stEPHEN on B 'mf O Steve J Od N n reqd, f od e c o ,orts o ,V , GJcd d 4 990' fn-' arf' M-S .. ., it NXSSX lx DAVID C DAVN SON Dove oovx Rondolg lt JAMES G DAWDSON JR Ho seoocm rrdlnj good ds lnl Sl l J Moldcn eeptng svrmrw Q lwocvce Reodrn-5 wtts worlctng blue f l gm. Us svvcot rc Isl D Umollcullc tboll moccosms Arr Fo ce frencn fvres vvolkmg steolx reer noe ond restouront bus: n Ss pet pf-eves listening to C tores Complolnts ob! slttlng lt couldnt hop en to o mcer guy QD 5-aw' Onan-Q si fr JAMES L DeSAN lS rm Coolldge ROBERT C DeLE N O t n te vweoter R I Jnd lurdsone 'cot oossvet S3 Ulf. 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Wes, o mg . , sm- , , , HT :eu Cue, mv ,f tn os K, b l . , , s, tcncr-, , e- , 7, y :Q ridge SW,-F! iz n K by dx ffnzt, , dtsn es orrgsn, Y 4 ,,,,,,,,,L, ffm,-FIM 5 'W Wy I v l 'N v-.clytt lrtrv, ozzte loot, ' ' J ' 'W lr ' 'f gnrees, slow sfwle, lootrzurl ff H 'C 5?39 f C'l9' Ulf ' reserved, en sys tak ng lfe wig 'IC l A KJ Folks' Sf, rgyyf, lc' fun 55 USN in llme' 99 easy, nlecsort, coo.- f ws, W l C 4' POCJNI some cg ,,4Y,,:,V ulrzzrer, rczi' :eat Mask d ILM.-5 F0155 exslgoinj, not-et EJ 1' efd , P3 ml ' LEGS' Cl 59 ' SVGESSQJIV dimcmgr 5, ng czotles c:nsc:-s, C ost lonstf, stoola, 'ous' me-35, N 7' food of full Rm L ate' an-A-,Q sclrool, fm fin' Fofn- Rf? 2 CHARLES E DICE Chuck Charlie Stoneham Fishing boating steak ice cream loud shirts green sweater Thoughttul pleas ant witty dislikes stuck up giris ho'nework music cars ta ative W at do you say? gregarious Forestry School ua, MARIE T DINARELLO ee Coolidge Appreciative friendly cheer u uie smart ye ow blouses sweater pizza good television coke movies driv ing Whoopsl popular rnu sic cheerful lots of friends secretarial school ROBERT I DlXON Bo George Roosevelt Ready with a smile friendly assured manner baseball submarine sandwiches pizz detests snobs over 6 tomato sou You cotton pic in fool' rlflery hockey WlLLlAM C. DONNELL ,, - ,, ,, 9 ,, Coolidge Good natured, conscientious, r air, trec es, urcon- cerned, witty, hockey, hunt- 'ng, golf, sub sandwiches, peeved by people who sleep late, Have you got any hockey tickets? , college or the Navy. ERLE G. DOWN Flat Top Saugus Enioys parties steak, pegged ,ts ca rn, coo, and co- ect-d, good natured ci- wa s c wning, -t pee f sop ooores, likes ood - pecialy mashed potatoes, How about thati , cars, easy come-easy go. DIANA DUCROW ' Short Stuff' Tewksbury Swimming, dancing, sailing, rawing, sweaters s 'rt-, Tiacaroni and cheese, sea- foods aflacle, always laugh- ing, pet peeves-snobs and ossips. ou'r- kid in l , parties, considerate, amica- 9, DOROTHY DONATO Dottie Smiley Lincoln Tolkat ve Marlon Brando plaid eltervescent Bermudas and knee socks What betl pizza rock and roll pet peeves western movies and sneaky people excitable eeseburgers basketball witty x u-.1 MARTHA A. DUNHAM Coolidge Ro er skating, ice skating, swimming, pizza, dill pickles, egg too yang, corn-onthe coo, anything comfy, d me ples, pleasing smile, triendly, peppy, easy-going, he ful, 'ats with he gn 'nes andthe gnus? ', For.yth Den- tal School. ANDREA C EASSON Andie Roosevelt Full of fun friendly athletic W at panic' izza sense of humor pet peeves snobs comfortable clothing field hockey likes friendly people driving apples JANET E EASTMAN an z Coolidge To worrler e peeve people who arent on time friendly generally cheerful fried clams swimming sweat ers and skirts You know? work outgoing traveling understanding calm rel: able college nieces and nephews JAMES B. ENOS im' 'Blacke Coolidge Neat, big brown eyes, black cury ar, eas going, riendly, shirts, spag etti, playing hockey, pet peeve- s 'th ng air, ies sports, You ain't kiddingl , hunting, fishing, baked la' sagna. MARILYN L, FAWCETT 'Ma Lincoln Gi gler, friendly, ice s at- ing, dancing, pegged slacks. sweater, frappes, rhythm and ees, pe peeve-ty in . w's that grab you? , sweet, always smiling, bg brown eyes, southern fried chicken, secretarial work, or hair dressina school. ROBERT E EMERY o ar Coolidge Smiing self assured neat detests knee socks and Ber rnu as most peope sports sleeveless sweateis steak Oh yeah? unruffled disposition friendly cooper atlve basketball baseball DAVID A EMMONS Rocky Boston College High Bright red hair neat gentle n at l tim alwa s talking bowling skiing plz sports dislikes nose people unruftlled disposi tion making money Dream an have UI mares w nts to b a ml Iionaire ambition to play professional baseball NORMA E. AY 'Norm 'Normie Lincoln Swimming, ' sk ' cheeseburgers, cakes, slacks, I dont know, Oh really'?' , pet peeves-snabs, brown ir, ', lika e, always smiling, lnlue or mint green, secretarial work. ALICE L. FEELEY Cambridge Latin Skating, sleeping loafing eaing submarine san- wiches, pizza sweet please ing pet pee-vesfboys with crew cuts brown hair, slacks, ue eyes tha o ofhce work. ALLAN L FINKELSTEIN Fink Lincoln Sincere straightforward i vial eosygolng fun loving driving around steak lob ster sport shirts autorno bales peeved by tardy pea ple l wouldnt give you the satisfocttonl prankster dark red curly hair college SALLY GlOVANNl ,r O, inco n h,e-e:nur ers an A -, swirnming, fc ockey, r' '- in on rsh r coasters, fred 'ic en, knee-sox, good - re , r px , r ' c eerful, S re y ar 'ithrri and bu , V-ne k sweaters, Salem Teac ers College. if THOMASJ FLOOD Thom Crooked Jaw Lincoln untmg hockey fs in horseback riding football W WARREN FORD MARlE D FONDUUS Fond: u Roosevelt Hunting fried clams french Coolidge able all sports unpre dictoble sweaters abhors female smokers good sport ottractlve persondlity bas et all rccords athletic thoughtful Four Coins e l have a bird art eos going blufter ried to Greek cooking teachers chicken well liked dreamer buy t placid en gagmg smile good ioker college ries dungarees casual light blond hair short quiet quick bashful dislikes Eng lush loose ties hockey Navy MAUREEN GLENNON Ginger Coolidge Appealing smile, brown -He- ,parkling with rrischief, I5 ster, a way with c othes, ea. et alo W' , .' f ' 'fn , poying h, piaro, - pceve - unfriendly people ci nclng, Bermudas, fun ' in , Is zat rl RlCHARD A, GRAVES CARLTON R. GRAY 'Car 'Gray' Roosevelt , slight, athletic, bas e.- llDlC ll G , 'n.i , f , wi ,- Saugus ' ' , corn, ri-the-coo, rrlng, venison band-ai s, s ort., looser, obhors ea Ummg' nylon nr' l- oatteries, dorineering gr. 'es lmsoclcsv ' 1 riends, and Huh? chievous, VN . - -F- w .af , Engineering School- Upsfde-Gowrt 3' -, blond, N. 7. I C math caroeing, acid, - ure C. P. A. r No' ss ter. LJ,ive,.t, o, Ma' . EILEEN FRANCES GREELISH Greeny St Marys Always lookmg tor fun fas tldlous skotlng swlrnmtng lobster attractlve long black hatr detests people who make fun of the lrlsh slacks rms emper an ya m e :tion alr ne hostess Sgr-'40 -111522 ww K PETER R HANLEY Pete Roosevelt Independent cordnal pre occupned basketball onnon rlngs swlmmlng steak white sh rt and tle readlng ah letuc detests people who ar rave at school before 815 ats the w y he a bounces up and down not sudeways BETTYANN GREENE e Greeny Espe Cooludge Kntttlng always smullng skl sweaters Hows that? sense of humor dancung basketball roller skating pizza bananas and mnlk ar gyles fruendly slacks neat pet peeve bow tues secre tarlal work JANE M HARRINGTON Janne Coolndge slender frlendly sal :ng dlgntled dependable Bermuda shorts sports lob er busy blushes east You dont mean at clothes galore a hard worker R member my trlp to Europe' quiet smlle fun co ege MARILYN L GULLA Gunn Malerln St Marys Dancung swnmmlng slacks ltallan food whlte bucks short pretty brown eyes mischievous frxendly dlsllkes fa s sun mg Eurekol cute smlle skatung drlvnng JAMES G HACKENDORF nm Coolidge Subtle wut qunetly efllclent very studlous placld lntellu gent shy conservatnve good sport latent capablll tues playtng football hockey pnzza steak frned chlcken basketball readlng physscs engtneernng school ,pw EETA HARRINGTON ee Tata Luncoln Swlmmnng blonde casual agreeable short kneesocks and suede danclng rock r M m m m boyl hamburgers plzza pet peeve boy wlth crew cuts and sisters Marlon Brando artnst STEPHEN R l'lARRlS Steve Coolidge Reserved but friendly char coal grey suuts experlment ang wlth radno and televtslon lobster sense of humor roast beef colorsllde photography classlcal muslc Mother Is A Freshman HIFI dramat ucs good dancer lnkes musuc CAROLEJ HARTNETT Coolidge Red hair and freckles Italian and Greek foods slacks pretty green eyes Little Things Mean a Lot friendly carefree swimming dislikes concerted people Just for chuckles' bowling dancing dental assistant VICTORIA A HATCH Vickie Coolidge Large brown eyes brown air slender poised served quiet friendly ath letic lobster steak math anything red skirts blouses pet peeve smoking trip to Europe nursing VlRGlNlA A. HAWKINS Ginnie Gus Coolidge Bowling, dancing, fried chick- en, suits, blonde, pleasant, friendly, considerate, We've had it! , pet peeve-two- faced people, art, business school. GORDON E HAYWARD Gordy kg Lincoln Sleepy, sociable, always cheerful, takes life easy, am- bitious, anything blue, roast beef, submarine sandwiches, anything edible, pet peeves- knee socks, Sure ' ' baseball. ROBERTJ HATFIELD Bo Shorty Roosevelt Friendly polite easy going All right whats going an here? red vests motor boats tall girls roller skat ng 6 6 pet peeves white bucks and girls who bleach their hair ravioli pepper steak speed NORMA C HAYWARD Hayward Norm Coolidge Slender sparkling energetic happy talkative quick wit dancing, yodeling, skating, basketball, swimming, rap- pes, sub sandwiches, black pegged pants, rhythm and blues, dislikes speeding, This is too much for mel MARGARET HATHEWAY Margie Roosevelt Lively swimming blushes What have you been do ing? giggles fried cams helpful pet peeve conceited people friendly easy go ng baby sitting naturally curly hair pizza sewing clever college ELIZABETH A HEALY Betsy Curly St Marys Short peite lively stu barn happygolucky Look or well all be ki black and white frappes na urally curly hair nee socks, pet peeves-people w o call her Eliza et, Chargel new 'L GWENDELLYN B HESS Gwen Hotrod Coolidge Attractive impish cocker sponiel eyes woterskiing bowling mountoin climbing ice creom eftlcient skating Dod Built It brimming over with ideos effervescerxt col ege ROBERT W HINDLE o Roosevelt Musicol sincere reserved quiet cooperotive intelli gent swimming spaghetti lobster blusher trombone good student boshful pet peeve homework neckties penetroting eyes toll pleos WALDRON P HODSDON Wolly Coolidge Toll rovenous oppetlte golf pet peeves slong ond poor Eng ish usoge skiing pho togrophy originol bowling tennis independent lokester mothemotics vorioble stud: ous intelligent industrious chemicol engineering ont eosy to get olong with ROBERT G. HUGHES o l-lughie Coolidge Reody to help friendly, good notured, brown clothes, fancy ties good movies boseboll gomes, pizzo, steok ond french fries, doncing, popu- lor music, eoting, sleeping, You clownl , business school. WILLIAM J. HUGHES Wokefleld Full of fun olwoys hoppy friendly to everyone cour- teous, sleeping, working, pet peeve-session holl, sub sond- wiches pizzo, hockey phys- ' ' Thot's the woy the boll bounces, college. JEAN M. HUME .leonnie Roosevelt Swimming skoting profes- sionol hockey, gomes 'ce creom pizzo, slocks pretty eyes fun to be with witty mischievous dislikes togs ond o s who drink, Kin o mokes you wonder, JOHN R HUDGINS .lock Lincoln Blond friendly eosy going nice dresser full of fun lik oble colm swimming chick en peoce ond quiet Dixie lond music dreom cor mony friends hockey Ice creom turkey shirts minus ties busi ness school LEO J. HURLEY Chomp' Winner Revere Smort dresser fostidious o h for everyone perfect monners cordigon sweoters clothes sports olwoys smil- ing bosketboll ployer Hey chomp! complocent chick- en detests girls in orgyles, violi, steok on to re school. 'L PHYLLISJ HURWITZ Plwy Lmcoln Sweet gullwole entnuslustlc nonle su tl, tlatmtlous 4 CAROL R HUTCHINS Hutch Hutclnle Coolldrge Attructlv tvvmlclxng e e rrrnlng f ll fun nc re u el frle C 1 Bermudus llkoble polnt nr sluclcs ovld peanut bn er lon lemon slwerbet de LAWRENCE E JACOBSEN Joke Lurrf Coolldge Cheerful subrnurlne sond wnclnes cors frendlf trous ers pet peeve gurls Nasty rolclftol wdcos smmrnmg polute clweertul courteous cvnwuole quuet genius In scuence STEPHEN K .JACOBSON Steve Joke Llncoln Vw ttf conservotwe Lru nette -4 ozz U off ston to populortty Nc: querod Vlenno dresses well M m m m m o won soup svvnmmmg d J ln D Ecu e er Goodman college sweaters white bucks smrn rnlng skating southern frred clcen pnzz1 lo music pet peeve concelted people Awl nursestrum Ing ot Beth Isroel Hospntol DONALU ,JF-ul: . J ',,sse ut., fe' fri '. 'Zn C' te.. ut. e ::,,:ps, svwkrf .nt , once.n , pn: , rs- ,eu', , , : o ', rea 7 'fl , o x-.st ' 3 with IJ etping o . tests concelted people ond loudmoutlws A 'NEI L. JANES 'Ann J' Recsevet c, '3 ne, col no .re , C, 2 , ,neo .usq rlendl, r:.e.'F , For 5 tralni Y. S. ROBERT JEEFERY R , ,l,e' 'llHK,T olde ' ,W for e nal' C- , - VIRGINIA l.. JEVNETT Glnnf ' ln-Q' Coolwdge .lr1', rw Corrs r fjt '3'tf C, ,S 'Xu , CUT. W7 , ,mo rg, 'wo's -fc 73 wx? ' c e e if BEVERLY S JOHNSON ev Shrtmp Shorty Coolndge 'i FRANCIS P JOHNSON ox Roosevelt Cosuol lrtendly submornne sondwrches sports good loo mg pnzzo neot et 2, PATRICIA K JOHNSON o Coolndge S m reserved lull of n deolnst c lmpresslonoble toll knee socks swtmmlng beef stew occordnon moun tom Cllmblng rhythm ond blues pnzzo Bermudos bose o rowmg nntelltgent PHILIP R JOHNSON I Bordentown Mllttory lnstltute F Ing donclng lobster rockets steok sports qutet pet peeves gurls wrth long hour ond people who tolk too much Thots the breokl rrendly ovnol e :co school Alwoys hungry but never eot n onion rings llko le wlte bucks neot qulet hep woter sknng drtvmg obhors concerted people ond homework over the week end See you oround the compusl ARNOLD W JOYCE Arns Arnie Lmcoln Quiet most of the tame p lte frtendly pet peeve Lotln Wont to hght7 Greot steok footboll crew cut french frles red skottng blue frled chlcken hord hnttnng botter, college peeve b r o k e n wrnches Chrlstmos wreoths looflng trock skotmg porttes I buy thot' Armed forces ALBERT J KAN EB Cooltdge Good notured shy eosy to Gong wt othletnc physlque wenghtlnftnng shot pots despuscs Bermudo bells ond runntng loves s eok red oc et trock Hou ol college nose for news college CAROLYN T KEEGAN Keog Keegne Cooltdge Drownng wrltnng doncnng lrlsh eyes long brown hoxr wholesome steok ond french fries pet peeves concerted people Howsthot7 good no ured corefree f ll f un o oble s Irts on blouses good rnustc PRISCILLA KEITH Pete Woketleld Thot Innocent look poised sleepy sweoters ond sknrts hockey knlttnng donclng co egnote so busy sn sposms perfecttomst holf tlntshed orgyles MARGARET J KENNEY Snookie Margie Lincoln Skating sports Earl Bostic likable quiet happy go lucky winning smile attrac tive pizza slacks good sport sweaters dancing football fan fun to be with ELEANOR M. KING Ellie Malden Soft-spoken, friendly, sincere, swimming, lobster, ice skat- ing, chocolate cake, pretty hair, pet peeve-people who gossip, iumpers, considerate, sunny disposition, business school. at W' 'r I-4 1-is ROBERT J KlLEY St Marys Dark short black hair quiet go steak roast beet tan sleeveless sweater knee socks Tao muchl enloys a day off Wentworth lnsti tute wg C gl 'hed and it 'T sm, 0-via HOWARD S KlLl.AM Coolidge Conservative well mannered full of good fun easy going shy unassuming industrious chop suey skating sleeping in Latin dislikes a school room without at least one open window college ROBERTF KILROE Kilroy Roosevelt Speed boating rolling skat ing swimming skiing quiet resourceful often misunder stood lavial detests younger brothers snow enthusiast icecream pizza wool sweat ers Kilroy is here have no fearl Navy E. HARLAN KlNG Roosevelt Tall, blond whiltle, friendly smile, popular, good-natured, aggressive, courteous, placid, athletically inclinded, white bucks, steak, corn and po- tatoes, sweaters, hockey, prep school, then college. SUSAN l.. KNOX ue Susie Coolidge Music, reading, steak, ice cream, french fries, skirts and blouses, neat, consciene tious, a good sport, enthusi- astic, pet peeve-anonymous telephone calls. courteous, Oh, brotherl loves excit- ing game of Canasta, col- lege. CAROLYN E. LADD Carol Carney Coolidge Water sports, walking in the rain, music, boiled lobster, sunny disposition, blue skies, flying, friendly, helpful, piz- za, strawberry shortcake, Glory bel , social work, fried chicken, toll, slim, na- turally blond, southern gal. 45 LOUISE C LAREAU Coolidge Rather shy skating well liked blouses fried chicken spaghetti a good sport Gee whizl blonde likes friendly people turkey skirts swimming detests be ALICE P LAWRENCE A v Coolidge Independent swimming ski ing carefree steak and po tatoes biology fishing con genial sense of humor Oh yeah? outdoor type re served mountain climber hot dogs partial to pets subtle wit teaching RlCHARD M LEAHY Mickey Lincoln Collegiate great fun good natured blushes very easily sense of humor happygo lucky khaki pants trench coat talking swimming skat ing steak lobster pet peeve girls who smoke No ki dingl biology college MARION B LEATHE Mary Lincoln Mischievous sweaters turkey nng o fun pizza happy golucky hates to get up in the morning Oh hal pet peeve snobs research in field of medicine Navy Nurse Corps ing kept waiting secretarial work JUDITH LEAVY Ju y ' Coolidge Orange sherbet, plaids tweeds, straight forward, se- rious, partial to red heads, student, theatre-lover, Well I'll be diddly-dad burned! , friendly, travel-bug, winter and water sports, dimples, gay, peppy, avid football fan, college. F. KIMBALL LETTENEY im Roosevelt Adventuresome always the lookout for the unusual, gymnastic, observant, ham- burgers, original, friendly ambitious, swimming, intelli- gent, zany, mathematician, intelligent, marksmon, clever remarks, mad scientist, Col- ege. PRlSClLLA LEVY ris Ci a Lincoln Quiet, pianist, skirts and blouses, pet peeve - knee socks, pretty brown eyes, co ee frappes, Oh, my goodness! , onion rings, - rious, dignified, tall, sincere, helpful, roller and ice skat- ln , MAX E. LEWERENZ Sonny Roosevelt Quiet, good matured, forget- ful, sleeping, bowling, ten. nis hockey, shirts, ea ing American chop suey, French toast, ' ' 0 peeve-girls who smoke or chew gum. ARTHURJ LEWIS r Roosevelt Fun lovung persevermg run nnng acrobatucs conscuen ttous athlettc chess submo rme sandwiches apples snappy tres pet peeves socks whtch slnp up and down nn shoes whale walk :ng llkes math sports en glneertng school WILLIAM H MGCAFEE Wt ue Mac No 9 Stoneham Basketball workmg puzza passlon for food crew cut likable pet peeve dumb ltnemen hullybully mustc Just a cotton puckmg mm utel Gee what a grouchl college MARTHAC LEWIS Marty Ltncoln Naturally curly harr good natured a helpmg hand quiet frnendly conscuentlous cheerful pleasant sknrts and sweaters :ce cream hot dogs sewmg an averston to homework and ram Youd DONALD R LIBBY on I Cooltdge Reserved blond pleasant sub sandwuches bombtng around eatung shy blusher hockey color blue track swnmmtng aversxon to knee socks dogs sknng summer campmg trlps boatung be surprnsed earrtngs or chad secretarual work R WINFIELD MACCABE JR Wm Roosevelt Mnld qulet humorous agree able frnendly easy to get along wnth steak strawberry shortcake hockey basket ball punk and green sknrts Oh cut at out' engtneer an ig .IAMESG MacDONALD JR Mac Lnncaln Swnmmung adlustable to any sttuatton sknng sea foods sutts fast cars pet peeve gurls who smoke and broth ers post graduate at MHS then accounttng school F Bl WILLIAM T LUKE Roosevelt Tall easy-gotng uncomplaun ng adaptable wellman nered agreeable relaxed pet peeve chemustry class of all knds IH an amount sknng swtmmung automobule trtps sub sand wnches :ce cream Armed Forces SANDRAJ MOCDONALD Mac Sandy Cooludge Appealmg small gggler l never te I blue e es Ice skatmg Bermuda shorts dtsltkes concerted people steak and french frnes for ever laughtng shy sweet red and blue ofllce work 'H- viii 17 ii -8 3 Y' '21- KENNETH C MAHER Bridgton DONALDA MGCINNIS Don Donnie Roosevelt Happy waterskiing hockey Hows that grab ya? char cool pants and plaid belt steak chicken string beans sub sandwiches steady man high scorer college 1 . .4 ,y f 'V gli-. B iv HELEN MAHONEY Len Cranston, R. l. Blue eyes, mustard, Bermuda shorts, fried chicken, talking, popcorn, bl u e, reading, Pass out, always laugh- ing, sister, blusher, sweet, continuous smile, skating parties, bashful, dancing, pet peeve-pierced ears, secre- tary. DONALD B MCCKElL Don Roosevelt Good sense of humor doubter pink shirts coffee frappes Stay loose' cars swimming fried clams Boston Bruins sleeping boating dis likes cars without whitewalls Cartooning art school an 'Q LINDA L. MANN Lin Roosevelt Swimming, football, basket- ball, music, Bermuda shorts, fried clams, homework, You know? tall, student, actress, walking in the rain, consci- entious, congenial, generous, cooperative, dislikes pessi- mistic people and being hol- Iered at, nursing. JUDITHA MOCPHERSON Ju y u Coolidge Sunny disposition sincere long dark hair fastidious bowling ping pong subs sundaes Oops' genuinely friendly red lumper efticuent class secretary Marvel ousl watching football Quick wit obllging mischiev ous engaging easy going carefree unruflled relaxed manner bland whiflle danc ing hockey sports minded sweaters pot roast peeved by knee socks Wonafull hockey g a m e s dancing nursing M JOAN A. MANSOLILLI Joanie Roosevelt Short, quiet, pizza, small, pet peeve-conceited people, hairdressing, s k i r t s and sweaters, artist, dancing, a smile for everyone, spaghetti, writing letters. ,vo mi if' .n..vv-'Q- xg JUDITH M MARDEN s .lu y Coolidge an'cing, dungare , Great, friendly, home- cooked southern fried chick- en, blouses, blue eyes, good natured, swimming, white bucks, l'm all right, l just got up too early, dislikes conceited boys, missionary work. -vs, .,.a ' EMELIE R MARGESON 3' JOHN A MARTIN St Marys Happy go lucky always ready wnth an excuse wntty easy to luke muschneflovmg :N , -fc' -X2 Y' 'QVGP at as . PHYLLIS G MARTIN Y Cooludge Blonde frned clams and cokes playnng the plana quuck tempered onythung blue pet peeve snobs rhythm and blues swlmmung fun lovlng dancnng bowlung MARTHA D MASCI Shorty Lmcoln Sunny talkatuve speed boots slacks and sweaters ottroc tlve sknng swummtng Chu nese egg rolls lobster sub gum Cotton plckun gay short dark Insurance work Coolidge Snngung svenska flncka musuc Oh heavensl freck les easy gomg steak bowl :ng lobster detests slow pokes aqua slacks frnendly sweaters soothvng vouce vaclous pleasant redgold hour tumor college g 3 RUSSELL K MASON Russ Arlnngton Vnrgmno Sports clothes apple te basketball southern drawl food Hey gall :ce cream partnes You all dancrng oggressuve swummmg red hour othletuc college almost always late engog :ng puzza cars hockey JOHN R MASTROELLI Muck Somervnlle Ice skotmg puzzo good dns posutnon T shnrts lobster dungarees pet peeve com mg home early on week en s uve cars Dont know do ya f ture engmeer Northeastern Unnversxty How about that' busnness school N-.H .ma ROSEMARIE McATEER Rosle St Marys Loves to chat conslderate freckles sub sandwnches de tests fast walkers frnendly humorous Glen Mlller ords How nnce' lrnsh hop pygo-lucky gtggler always ready wlth a helpmg hand That has desure' '-S SANDRA A MCBETH Sandy Coolndge Tall stylnsh bzg brown eyes lnltmg walk leader leopard skxn borefeet dancung cash mere convertlbles swam mmg apples brown partnes w mg nn the ram sau boots MARILYN MCGRATH Maggie Mag Slender sweaters petute anything to eat that s fatten demure pet peeve snobs lumpers frned chucken cher ry ple chnc always on the go extensuve wardrobe mod elmg school college Mm BEVERLY C MCHATTO ev Malden Fr nch fad olon runs slacks dancnng cheeseburg ers neat well dressed l ways smlllng talkatuve ,l 1 ROBERT T MCHATTON o Mac Roosevelt Sport shnrts dancing peeved by gurls who smoke french frued onnon rnngs bread and butter automobnles whnte bucks black curly hanr freck les pollte consnderate un derstandmg humorous JANE D MCKENNE Janre Coolndge Contnnually laughung flnrta trous steak expressnve brown eyes pony tall danceng un prednctable What a dirty dug' swummung conslderate everyone s friend fun packed summers loys no school easy gonng homes Wall you do thus for me? summertnme business school RALPH E MCLEAN Coolndge mean commercial art PAULA M MELANSON e Rusty Roosevelt Full of pep that undescrub able somethnng got that lo c a s bl e s eak Racing week ends submarxne 9 W r ZY ox U n sandwrches shurts good a ers chocolate chap ace cream BETSYJANEMCKINNEY ,Us Sem, Love Us Betsy Roosevelt Eye catchmng lun to be wuth dancmg frnendly bowlmng roller skatung pnzza frned chncken chocolate eclaurs sweaters anythung blue B good' pet peeves concert ed people glasses and home work tured happy go lucky pet peeves unfair authorxty bombm Umvelslly l school gonng out wnth the oys W at s new? morous Arr Force Massachusetts fx BARBARA A MILLAR Barb Cooludge Jumpers frued clams rec or s I know t sewnng pet peeves knee socks and snobs lnkes well groomed boys and gurls whute bucks :ce skatrng sparkling danc nn pleasant horseback rnd nn ,f V ,fill l F W, , 1 6 9 r , Q K I v 'ss' f f V A X .. ' , I ' A .' ' I ' ' 11 - H HB bu ff If . I I , , , I - 1 . I - . D N . I . I t I H b x 4 . 11B ff I A ln, - - I - I ' f ' ' I . e r'e n' ' g , f f , I A I - l l . H A H U 11 ' ' , 1 1 1 U ' ' ' ' I , ' , ' ' , ' , en- 1 f ul , . , . , H - 4 - I I I ' ing, independent, PfelTYf Sl1Y, curly brown hair, colonial I 1 I I ll V I . , . A U , , 4 1 , , . , , I I ' K . ' Q s , K ,hi s ' , V I H H . - 1 ' ' l HR du H H ' I ' ' B, if - ' ' I I ' . . . . ' - I n I b I fr 'H Y I 9' f ' H ,f ' q ' A ,, . ,,,, . . O 9- A A' I ' b I H h I tu, hu- , ' , e H - . , - - 38 LEON E MONNIER lll ee Worcester Academy Steak likable sweaters nice disposition roast beef pizza pet peeves knee socks pony tails and cat clothes s up o ul c rs a foods business school .A ,, DAVID J. MURPHY Murph Coolidge Sports, unbeatable disposi- tion, working on cars, dis- likes dropping transmissions and studying, shirts, holi- days, turkey, steaks, red hair, quiet, biology, hockey, football. MQW DlANE R MONTEITH Lynn Serious but always ready for fun quiet anything ue musical friendly sports en thusiast fried clams lobster nice smile blue eyes blonde Any dayl basketball pet peeve snobs gym teacher GERALDlNE B. MURPHY erry 'Ger Blondi Roosevelt Tall, skating, popular music, forgiving, not too talkative, good natured, polite, Ber- mudas, p a,i n t i n g, history, science, partial to black, pickles, bowling, Well, l'll bel , designing, merchandis- ing, college, MM' SALLY MORRIS a BARBARA A MORRIS Coolidge Bubs Thimble Little One St Marys Tiny dark always hungry boxy shirts ice skating con tinuous smile friendly pe peeves chemistry and work ing Lets go crew' sacks polite energetic huge appe tate cooperative enthusiastic office work RUTH F. MURPHY Ruthie Coolidge Straight forward, apprecia- tive, compassionate, indiv'd- ua istic, always talking, full of fun, understanding, sin- cere. suits, reading, driving, a roast beef dinner, avid move-goer, Latin, bothered by French, Ya don't say! , nursing school. Unpredictable zany witty unconcerned friendly popu lor likable perky thrifty all sports basketball enthu siast lobster sub sandwich es sweaters lumpers HI auburn hair freckles college bound PATRICIA NEELON Trisha a Patty' Coolidge Lo a friend, talking, Oh heavens!', pet peeve-alarrn clocks, quick-witted, skating, chocolate ice cream, blue jumper, blushes, sleeping, Mickey Mouse, swimming, contagious smile, medical sec- retary, college. DAVID R NEELY Dave Llncoln A-Q DONALD A N ICKERSON Nnck kt Roosevelt THOMAS J NEVILLE Nonchalant blond gemal oxford whute shnrts steak Tom baseball How about that' Lmcoln Cool calm and collected watching the Brulns detests s who smo e we lnkable frnendly movne goer dressed obllglng re G d Y lobster steak french frnes smlle popular future doc Toll bombnng clams long legged basketball fishing steak lanky clnsllkes Bermu d s orts How about that? travelnng swsmmmg Servmce or college JOYCE E NORTON Whntman Frnendly swnmmung cheery horseback rndnng peppy lots of fun pnzza chrcken blue pet peeves people who dont smnle Well you know w at I mean' wrutmg et ters New England Deacon ess Hosputol tall curly dark haur easy to get along wuth basketball lnclmed FLORENCE G OAKES o Flossle Roosevelt Swummmg smart dancing peppy munnature golf polute consnderate courteous cer amucs the color red evenmg gowns frued clams chicken Oh really pet peeves snobbsh people and gum snappers Salem State Teach ers College tor college ROBERT F OBRIEN o Coolndge Baseball wntty happy go lucky pet peeve gurls who speak gnbbernsh hustler steady man mce tnes alk mg to the oys submarsne sandwnches french fr es white sweaters Nobdy lukes o smart guy' NANCY NORRIS Coolndge Fastnduous gray cashmere sweaters pet peeve tordy people sincere chncken mountann clnmbmg prompt w ter k II g attractwe steak :ce cream boatmg de p e n d a b l e conscnentnous Green Mountam Jumor Col ege DOROTHYM ORTHMAN Dottne o Cooludge Danclng bowllng clams plz za shiny brown halr blue eyes pet peeve snobs any ting blue Who mel happy go lucky sweater slacks skurt always falkmg or laughmg offce work H' N ' 4 4,1 4, my , I 1 gg. I .1 , ' ' K :QV .V , ' ' , V ll ' ll ' T g- f .cs X 1 , , I h ' ' a 5 n , ' , II ll I I , ' V ' V . ll II I I I . . A ' . ' V ' gurl k , ll I ll Il I I ' I ' ' ' I I - - I I I , , , ' , - . , skiing, hard worker, sports I I ' G h f H ' ,, . . , ' V K fav K ' 4 . AQ f - I ll ' ll IID 'll . 5' ' fn f ' r I . . . V 110.831 HB bu rl I I l - , , I T I ' , I , - - H H IIFI ll ll ' ll I 1 ' ' r 1 , . ' I I ' l ' ' I 4 41 . I A 1 . b I . l I 4 NJOH I I I f - V i I , 1 I ' . H . ' l ff ff .. i 1 - U ' ' h l - ' slll its Qui MARGARET C PARIS e ag Du St Mary s ating cheeseburg ers trench fries slacks and sweaters pet peeves can ceited boys and school good natured well liked sleeping Smash What a grouch ow ing i te e phone operator -164- NK '-f '7' BARBARA L. PETTEE Barb' Coolidge Demure, conscientious, s'n- cere, dancing, Bermudas, skating, steak, french tries, pet peeves-late people and women drivers, pizza, versa- tile, witty, friendly, ambition -airline stewardess, nurse's training at Children's Hospi- YG. '46-J' 'C' JEAN PARKER Jeannie Roosevelt Bowing ice skating well dressed strawberry blonde a smile for everyone friend ly ravioli spaghetti turkey likes well groomed boys and girls skirts and sweaters Oh not knee socks mod ern dance night school B up PAUL F. PHINNEY P in St. Mary s S ort, d ik, crew cut, ing pong, crackshot, the eyes have 't, uniquely amus'ng, friendly, mischievous, fried clams, steak, chocolate sodas, chinos, swimming, 'Wha- chama call it! , talent s ow, pro hockey games. i VINCENTA PARZIALE Puzzy Coolidge Working on cars sports Ital ian foods Tshirts sue e loaters humorous casual happy go lucky sense of hu mor pet peeves algebra and teasers wiry hair Oh OY :Me fi-. PALMlNA H. PIAZZA Pam' 'Blondie n' St. tv'ary's Blue eyes, zany, t-ot peppers, swimming, sweaters, slack., straight forward, understand- i , ' , skating, observant, pet peeves-conceited boys, spaghetti, agieeabie, 'What do you do that forfya know it irritates mel F KENT PERRY en Malden Yellow shirts meteorology patient steak tennis music watchful on 'our' s chology art dark brown slacks analytical blueberry pie astronomy medical illus trator Mother Is A Fresh man Mass School of Art is SHIRLEY A, POLK Shir Dimples' Friendly smile, quiet, owl- ing, Bermudas, dancing, spa- ghetti, pizza, swimming, pet peeves-flirts and conceited people, knee sox, w,Il-man- nered, red, hurnoroos, ow about thatl , really? secre- tary. .Ai ROBERT D PORTER Barnacle Bob Coolidge Television and radio technol ogy good sense of humor sport shirts steak swimming pet peeve neckties boating determined brown hair easy going spinach elec tronucs axle grease blue eyes education in electron DENISE E. PROCTOR Denny Den Coolidge Enthusiastic, resourceful, ver- satile talkative friendly, blue, science, dancing, swim- ming, Don't be sol , pet peeve - her little brother, chicken salad sandwiches, wavy hair, college. Qc 7 RICHARD G POTHIER o Coolidge Considerate quiet unassum ing friend ready smile fried clams sea foods swimming Helloool pet peeve homework submarine branch of the Navy VCA? 'V' xlib GERALDINE M. QUINZIO eri Two lnch Arlington Easily excited, Bermudas Tres bien ice skating, V- neck sweaters, pet peeve- conceited people, dancing, music movies, knitting, par- ties petite good natured, swimming, pizza, hamburg- CFS. SANDRA G POWELL Sandy Coolidge Energetic friendly to every one easy going always happy likable anything blue fried cams dis: es knee socks worn with skirts animal lover Fobulousl swimming driving around 'we .qw ROBERTA PREECE o Roosevelt Good natured football black chinos turlrey steak Watch outl pet peeve history peg pants pro hock ey games crew cut enor mous appetite hustler par tres rhythm and blues prep school dancing lumor college CLAIRE K. RACKLIFFE Coolidge Scallops bowling cheery smile red 'We doaded itl quiet' sense of humor al- ways in a rush unusual ear- rings good natured pizza, blue How bout tat? , courteous pet peeve-con- ceited people secretary. JEAN S, RAYE Coolidge Procrastinator blushes eas- ily bothered by trivialities, original self-reliant persist- ent practical, reliable sews a fine seam, knitting cock- er spaniels instrumental mu- sic doodling cooking, book- worm casseroles of all kinds lt isnt ethical! RONALD R REED Ronnie Roosevelt Blond curly hair collegiate tall well dressed liverwurst friendly mock turtle beige sweater pet peeve unfound ed rumors Great' skiing track man roast beef help ful wisecrocks racing col ege EDWARD W REINHARDT Coolidge ooiball lobs we dressed photography quiet No kiddingl steak sweat ers pet peeve loud knee soc s easy going skiing shoes popular late evenings good iokes slow music col ege ,- Ag A-3 I HAROLD W. RINES Harry a ' Roosevelt Swimming, tall, crew cut, ob- servant, quiet, easy going, friendly, steak, fried chicken, corn, dislikes exams, dunga- rees, hunting iacket, basket- ball, golt, sports, easy to get along with, pleasant, col- ege. MARION R. OBBINS Robin Lincoln Letter writer, tobogganing, tried clams, cokes, chewing gum, good natured, viva- cious, blazers, blue eyes, in- dividual laugh, pet peeve- conceited boys, purple, Fords, You knowI', stock cars, JAMES C RICHARDSON Im IC Lincoln ocioble friendly smile sports enthusiast steak and rench fries likable b ue e es l dont carel spor s shirts and slacks pei peeves girls who smoke and wear knee socks 153' -al WP' JACK G. ROBINSON Robie' Coolidge great tease, bas u, agreeable, witty, shy, hap- - o-lucky, ika le, con- scientious, p'z a, spors- min ed, eping 'n e sun, w I ' n , 'Nasty breakl' college, RICHARD W RILEY Dic Lincoln Q iei curly hair fun to be with skating driving base ball Red Sox fan good man with the books easy going cards apple pie ce cream french fries chicken pizza subs When do we eat college vm STANLEY H. ROBINSON, .IR Stan' Coolidge Friendly, good disposition likable, good natured, swim ming, sleeping, open air scallops, french fries, steak cams, girls, 'Check tatl' distrusts women drivers. Q94 ROBERTA P ROTONDI Coolidge Fastidious naive singing actress steak sweaters friendly shiny black hair sundaes oodles of clothes artistic gullible Bermudas despises unfriendly people little brothers and sisters l dont get iti co ege X BARRY L. SCHACHTER Guy Shah' Somerville Clothes conscious, easy go- ing, weight lifting, football, dancing, good natured black hair, hockey, lobster, fastidi- ous, Fabulous! , shirts and sweaters, thick frappes, bus- iness school. I? ELAINE ROWELL Sweet smile reddish blonde hair naturally friendly con scientious pleasing voice kind to everyone history student merrily twinkling eyes cooperative sincere helping hand HELEN C. SCHLAUFMAN Lincoln Fastidious, sweet, naurally curly hair, lemon sherbet, demure, o u t d o o r sports, dancing, always smiling, Ber- mudas, all-righteef, travel, intelligent, weekends, act- ress attractive, p r e tt clothes, college. 45 VIRGINIAM RYDER Ginny Coolidge Parties pizza playing piano dancing old grey sweater an skirt cherry pe knit ting singing tennis basket ball unpredictable flirt nocent looking college -pi- YTIV JOSEPH A SAUNDERS oe Joey Coolidge Go foo ball all sports eas manner fun loving good looking sports coats pet peeve two faced peo ple individual laugh roast turkey corn sweaters box ing Lets take 05' 124' rs ,VN i. JANET SCOVELLE an .leevie Coolidge Petite roast beef shoes, happy, sweet voice swim' ming submarine sandwiches long hair friendly dancing knitting, dresses, attractive sunny smile, ,J-J '27 'N- PETERW SERVIS Pete Ser Roosevelt Friendly good natured, easy going peas roast beef, riv- 'ng, sleeveless sweaters, skin diving freckles mathe- matician submarine branch of the Navy, slow smile, Northeastern University. LS-v4 5? ROBERTM SHEA Carbs Sommervrlle Good sense of humor frtend ly swrmmmg roast turkey spaghettl and meatballs dancmg lustenung to records How about thatl brnght k tes drnvung unusual clothes college BARBARA K SHIEBLER Barb Coolndge Apples neat whute bucks and Bermudas Ovaltnne cute saucer blue eyes gulll ble pet peeve cars that stall Englnsh and drama ex uberant cleamng house con tagrous laughter lnkable :ce skatung college a second Hepburn if 1 In at RUTH A SKEFFINGTON Audne Skethe St Marys Blonde blue eyes roller skating demure agreeable pleasant changeable cour teous modest shy coo calm and collected Wise monkey' pet peeve snobs 'Y' DEAN S SKELLEY Peter S e Coolmdge Musncal wntty very obllg ang happy go lucky day dreamer steak twnn snster dependable detests can ceuted gurls and poor losers plard tnes serrous tousled haur college wlnmng smule nursnng I ROBERTAJ SKELLEY Sas Bobble 'fRob Cooludge Unpreductable unassumlng musuc pet peeve unfrnenclly people, opera roller skat xng, loyal music oluves pleasant Whats trumps' ', lobster, brothers coffee sodas double dates, sweat ers, courteous steak college azz, CARL H SMITH Smltty Cooludge Vacatnons steak tlshtng V neck sweaters turkey papu lar, football basketball sure success, pnng pong Sure we do ' pet peeve knee socks and Bermuda shorts Bowdoln College 1 EDWARDC SMITH Chas Ed Smttty St Mary's Hockey baseball steak tur key, sweaters colleguate crew cut wrtty good na tured good blufter always late many frnends loves food sports plald belts ls that rlght7 ' good shot, hugh scorer bland college MAR.lORlEA SMITH Tudy Roosevelt Fruendly extremely loqua ctous Must you be so'P' changeable roller skatnng steak wutty plzza Marlon Brando swtmrnung aversnon to all teachers slacks danc :ng Bermudas lively suc cesstul blufter college NORMAN SNOOK Snookie Zouch Coolidge Eating sleeping spaghetti loker easy going pet peeves knee socks good times blue I dont knowl easy to get along with NANCY A. SPEAR Nance rank in N. H. Helpful, a. s aghetti congenial, Wel be seeing pet peeve-tardiness, sauer- kraut athletic, tobogganing, pork chops charcoal grey slacks, reading, friendly, ice skating, peppy, square danc- ing, sports teachers college. WILLIAMJ SOLARI Sigsy as Roosevelt Football basketball playing cords spaghetti pork shirts crew cuts good disposition slow dislikes concerted girls likes food sports u steady man never on time parties Navy prep school Nt-'g, JOHN W. STANFORD Johnny Coolidge Blond, slim sea food gen- erous pay day parties sk'- in , sport shirts eating, sleeping rhythm and blues, detests people who pile into a car unosked Definitely college. A 3' -iii 92615,-s ty Y: ROBERTP SOMMERFELT Bo e Jump Roosevelt Hunting fishing swimming sleeping fondness for food turkey pizza smorgasbard au h u ways late wrong lunches movies good times Air Force RITA M STAPLES Pee Wee Roosevelt Drill team, playing hockey, roast beef cake fried chick- en sweaters skirts, Bermu- das straight forward gen- ial disposition, Hery temper, cute smile, Bye now and be good! , Bentley School of Accounting. All EVELYNF SPADAFORA n Spody Malden Long curly hair pet peeves concerted boys dancing Italian food clothes driving extremely talkative rhythm and blues sub sandwiches shorts friendly flirtatious well dressed ,X WILLIAM A STASIOWSKI Staz Lincoln Football shirts parties You good w o r kl we dressed black hair shoes Saturday nights Italian food goo natured I o a fi smooth quick temper Ma- rines. N ROBERT A STELIN O Ltncoln Drawung football easy go qulet baseball lts en tn rea hot recor s doo ltng bow lng steak stock car races hates to get up tn the morntng neat any thung comfortable good 175 CAROL A STEVENS Roosevelt Knttttng steak Berrnudas knee socks dnsltkes patds wth prtnts Davy Crockett ossembltes well monnered eftlcuent danctng subs bg lunches frtendly those block glasses secretary tured No klddtngl L--. LOlS B SULUNAN Su ly St Mary s cf os etball lac s and blouses att ac ttve pleasant neat spagret tsl es trendly tu td e sl b s over stx feet tall b s ness school RK CAROL A SVNANSON Swede Coolxdge ursttng wtl' ldeas su sandwtches sweaters and sktrts clever ftendly week ends blushes Qweet wrtttng bowltng o ster lmprtnt football peeve You be e concetted people tosttdtous poet rnedtcal sec retary NANCYA STEVENS Nan Nance Steve Cooltdge Baby face lobster happy go lucky tnfecttous srntle pet peeve snobs dresses stng :ng blue eyes volley all thoughtful sparklmg bowl tng frtendly secretory '91 ALICE R SWETLAND A te e Roosevelt am tng sm ng plc es o es trtendly arma e blue hklng cooktng casst ca mustc pleasant ert t aole the rebe butter scotch sundaes moved t orth Caroltna te eve yones pal college E RUTH STUART Ruthie Putt: sung Cooludge Vtvactous well monnered ma es everyone feel t home fruendly dtsltkes con cetted people basketball games You re a wtnnerl frle chucken swtmmtng twentyhve patrs of s oes Vneck sweaters engogtng smtle stngtng dancung ec retary JEAN SWINDELL .leannte Cooltdge Swtmmtng otl patntnng f ever loughtng blonde ha neat qutet shy always kd dm subs blouses steak bowltng very studtous octet rown So? t tng lakes concetted people ktd der blue nurstng ffflff' ly L of M yt J, ,MPL xt A , I, x- 'C , ft i t , ' ' ' I Q ,. H H H H U H k O A. - X. 1 ' I ' I ' ' . Nl 5 A ifft f I - ' l I V. I it I - I. , , I I ,, , . 'HI ta A A ,d S , S . ' J- ' -QE? I ' l ' 'W ' , , b , - ' h , HB bu V E . ' ' l ' ' , ' , , ' , ' ' , ' , 5 . . l , , . lngf I , f . If I If 1 I oi ' g to l ' d, ,,?lL,g2,a',. ,L ' , no- . , L, ,,,, T h '7?'?'V 'EiQgg:f31' - . ' . I' L , , . ' X ' f lf' ,, . ,, fi ' 'T' Eg A H If HR du A V lr - ,.. t H5 , , Y Y R - K y I C p' , ' gl , ' kl , . 9 ,. ' I ppl , ' , ' bl , . l. 1 l Q . . I .- ' I - ' V 'ig - ' ' ' b , s ng , dts X 4 I y b l A , , p , . . , - 1 B - l ' ' I-k v V H lil, - I H I ,, E t V I 0 , ' ' ' 7 ' A E I N ' , sis r s, G l, l: k , driving 'I I ' E ' 'r ' , . s k , r - X ' ' - , l , Tl , p Y tt, elk I drmers I I ' , ' 3 , S p' or . ' ' l - oy ' , u 5- ' 47 .,, Q, MARY B SYMANSKI Wakefleld Dancung swnmmung chncken slacks sweaters attrachve well groomed Amr Force blue clxslnkes school In gen era N friendly good natured carefree whole some always on the go haur dressnng school NEAL P TOOMEY St Marys Successful bluffer dnstm gurshed tardy record easy gorng good natured frrend ly football swrmmmg cook :ng class food of all knnds sub sandwiches sweaters I dldnt do tl .im i ILLIAMA THIRKELL Bl y Wu St Marys Vneck sweaters charcoal peg pants crew cut durty bucks colleguate dnslukes CAROL B TOBEY Roosevelt Dancung colleglate so busy blonde halr pretty water skung that Innocent look lobster Youre spooin sally spasms swl m m 1 n g Really' pnzza dump es hugh steppmg twlrler tumor I Ai-x S W '? MONICA M TOOMEY Mon Munkanuck St Marys Frrendly to everyone sunny dnsposltuon paused Vneck sweaters dancnng kn e socks skating detests two faced people Itauluan food football games cheernng Bermudas pert nose future secretary gosslps and freshman gurls happy go lucky calm mtel llgent The fellows puzza hockey How mce college college ELEANOR M TRAILL e WILLIAM F TRYDER Roosevelt Top notch goalne steak slow JACK H TOTTEL Luncoln Arhstuc casual outgonng humorous draftung drawnng talkatnve boatnng swam mln frned clams suede shoes lokester pnzza any thlng orange o brown Dont goof off' detests pedantuc people and untudu ness quuck wrt St Marys Swlmmung art bowlrng lab ster Bermuda shorts neat happygolucky no tame steady lots of fun sk: trams blonde sales zany orngmol warm weather gurl to anger whute bucks ver satnle athlete puzza plaud belts strlped tres cheerful sub sandwnches well lmked by everyone college ANN C WAKEFlELD Ann Winchester GAIL H WALDEN Zephyr Coolidge Horseback riding pizza en thusiastic Bermudas draw ing steak and french fries L-J SUSAN WALLACE ue Coolidge Swimming Onion rings knit ting hockey games sweaters roast beef tennis vivaclous enthusiastic blue sneakers friendly pet peeves two tim ers De nnitely th t as desire tastidious argyles DAVID P WALLSTROM Lincoln lnqulsitlve musical sports fan hamburgers studious quiet corn sport shirts base ball trench tried potatoes pet peeve knee socks trump eter straight forward poke r athletic o un college Horseback r i d i n g blonde rnure bashtul skin smiles when shy smart easy t get along with 2 t k steaks fun parties square dances collies pet peeves homework and bores rea ly' HOWARD W. WEAVER 'Howie' Buck St. Mary s Friendly, easy-going, watch- 'ng pro-football, popular music, detests gossips and iars, C.eck t atl, po ite, sport shirts, scallops, clams, lamb, happy-go-lucky, Coast Guard, Nasty breokl peeved by little brothers and gigglers food lover loves animals Massachusetts School of Art That makes me furious JAMES J WELSH m ra St, Mary s RONALD WELLS' JR' ancing, parties, g r e e n Pecker Nose' rts, r hair, ' . -loving 'Fresh Bejlqll pet oeeye--d c Tockeys wh Coelidge interrupt o 11 wi ri WAYNE G' WEBBER Unruttl d dis osition foot H e P ' ' mercials, ra rid r .' 'Tiny - -1 , G f e C CK' ' pzza' music, ' ' ' arroi Roo-evelt Reserved responsible, turi- oving, white bucks oo muc I e peeve--ho'ne- wor, ll sports, cautious, lamb, steak, roast beet, stud- ious, friendly, capable, co- captain, Northeastern Uni- versity. oak, o 3 cirig, eati. , v U- rme pvv, 5 C M sleeping, exaggerator, pe eeves-ho wok an es- i ri a, laagg, sel or'- ime, ' u , large ap- petite. RICHARD L WHEELER Duc Lincoln BETSYA WHITE ets Roosevelt Shot orrusunq opoles mov nes sms pet peeves snobs rkes steok brown eyes EDWARD F WHITE onco Ed W I Ltncoln Crew cut whtte bucks strow e ry shortcrxke hoc ey ogreeoble Vv eres e pearls? pet peeve Lnberoce C Cken pork poltte ce n cut eosy to get olong wnth business school AMELIA L VVlLSON Amy Cooladge urn h thoug tu ou know ntl frted C lc sweoters pet peeves gosstps pnzzo much determ- lnotton swwrrmng donclng horsebock rndnng ottrocttve potsed Humorous sw1mmung neot pet peeves knee socks ond women drivers likes food friendly helpful Qoodnot ured bombing Ground wavy our red ue ur Force Reserve JAMES O NlLSON V' lun cln ttr tt s tloh tr no r n ,1 1 e reefe etttn J orey vm e Wl S L.l'7 S pOSvtt ft oe bn cookte frnendly neo? fun lovlng ce C r e o m reodlng movtes w I rn m u g Ilkes scaence college Pl lll.lP S VWLSON ee Wlllte Phu C lo CF cf e kree gt fn eo DEANNA M VWLSON Roosevelt turwg N o the oo notured tr e K L C IW BETTY M VVOODMAN Coohclge endly full fu pot utet eok so gne I o otbolls bl'o s e o o o e not on tvve ow t t One o these doy me skotmg T I work MARCIA WOODMAN Coolidge Lobster sophisticated petite dresden doll dancing tore adors chicken brunette stylish dislikes hot rods and catty girls clothes tall men ood musicals What rio l unpredictable Mons field Beauty Academy ROBERT D. YOUNG Bo on Coolidge Curly hair, calm, swimming, steak, mocha fraopes, bright shirts, helpful, detests white bucks, rock 'n roll music, That's about the size of it l, stock cars, college. ,af CAROLJ WOODSIDE Woody Coolidge Quiet thoughtful imrnacu ae dont know' s at ing Bermudas fried chicken fancy desserts detests people who make her blush danc Ing Innocent expression true friend easy to know BARBARA A. ZlNS Barb Lincoln Talkative, energetic, sincere, 'able dancing, m vie , 'ou pineapplel, i clams, Bern-iudas, 'her cous- in, Woody, chocolate fraoe pes, turkey, swimming, biol' ogy, pet peeve--French, subtle wit. 51 ALBERT E WYMAN Roosevelt Crew cut baseball shirts potatoes roast beef hockey friendly easy to like ready fo fun pleasing manner football and hockey dislikes girls who smoke and chew gum Armed Forces JOAN FOLEY St. Mary s Dancing b wling, q iet, ady smile, friendly co- operative musical, frequent movie-goer, sweaters, pet oeeve-pierced ears, Sure it ' . office work. 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Chorus General Chorus 2 Grrls Chorus 3 Junror Classrcal League 34 I prrnt Business Stott 34 Pep Club 34 GEORGE BARRETT Baseball 234 Football I H ckey I H Y 34 JUDITH BATSON Grrls Club 34 General Chorus I Pep Club 3 JOHN BEAL Cross Country 34 KENNETH BEERS Cross Country 23 Track 234 Indoor Track 3 Rrtle Club 34 RUTH BENNETT Basketball 34 TrrHrY 4 Softball 4 Bowling Club aptorn 4 Allred Youth I2 G s Clu 34 Cafe erra Juno ADRIENNE BESHONG Basketball I Cloak and Plume I Cafeteria 24 General Chorus I2 Pep Club 3 Modern Dance Club I234 MARY BOUDREAU Freshman Chorus CAROL BOURNE Allred Youth I2 Grrls Club 34 Cafeterra 4 Pep Club 34 General Chorus I2 Grrls Chorus 3 ALICE BOWEN Malorettes 4 Pep Club 3 TrrHrY 24 Treasurer 3 Cloak and Plume I2 Masque and Wrg 4 Student Congress 2 Grrls Club 34 Grrls Chorus 3 Junror Classrcal League 34 ANN BRANDANO Grrls Club 34 Student Congress 234 Imprrnt Typrst 4 General Chorus I MARYAN BROWN Masque and Wrg 3 General Chorus I Grrls Chorus 2 Allred Youth I23 MELVILLE BROWN Freshman Football ELIZABETH BURKE Modern Dance Club 34 Trr HrY 234 Grrls Club 34 Junror Red Cross 3 Pep Club 3 Allred Youth 3 LESTER BURNHAM Indoor Track 4 Hr Y 4 FRANCIS CAHOON Football 3 Cafeterra 2 KERRY CARGILL Football I Cateterra 34 WILLIAM CARRABIS Football I 3 PATRICIA CARROLL Grrls Club 34 General Chorus I Grrls Chorus 3 Pep Club 34 CAROL CARSON Bowlrng Club 4 RICIA CARTER TrrHrY 3 Pep Club 3 G I CI b 34 Curr Chorus I Allred Youth CHARLOTTE CARVER O chestra I23 Glee Club 234 Operetta I2 34 Imprrnt 4 Masaue and Wrg 4 Grrls Club 34 Honor Socrety 4 Log Lrterary Staff Pep Club 34 Washrngton Party GAIL CHRISTIANSEN Imprrnt 23 Exchange Edrtor 4 Orchestra I2 3 Band I2 TrrHrY VrcePesrdent 2 Cloak and Plume I2 Masque and Wrg Secretary 4 Grrls Club 34 Student Congress 4 Junror Classrcal League 34 Glee Club 4 Washrngton Party FORREST COLBY Glee Club 34 Operetta 34 Operators Club I23 Secretary Treasurer 4 Rifle Club I Allred Youth I Track I2 W sh rrrgton Party ELIZABETH COLLIS Cloak and Plume I2 Student Councrl 3 Grrls Club 34 Freshman Chorus General Chorus 2 Junror Red Cross 2 Trr HrY I234 Vrce Presrdent I S cretary 4 Washrngton Party JOAN CONFALONE Allred Youth 3 Cafeteria 4 G I Club 34 Pep Club 3 General Chorus I JJnror Red Cross I3 TrrHrY Treos u r 2 3 PAUL CONNOLLY Band I Freshman Hockey Allred Youth PATRICIA CONNORS Cafeterro 234 Honor Socrety 3 Bowlrng Club Gee Club 3 Pep Club PATRICIA CORCORAN Imprrnt Typrst 4 Junror Red Cross I AII d uth I Tr Hr IRENE CORMIER Imprrnt Typrst 4 Grrls Chorus 3 BARBARA CRAWFORD Grrls Club 34 Tr I'l Y 23 Allred Youth 23 Bowlrng Club 4 JEAN CROCKER Marorettes I2 Pep Club 3 Executive Board 4 nnrs 4 rrnt Tr H Y 4 Presrden 3 Cloa and Plume Secretary I Student Congress 234 Cheerleaders 34 Grrls Club 34 Freld Hockey 2 Grrls Chorus 3 Junror Prom Commrttee PHILLIP CROSBY Band I Track 234 Basketball I23 Crass Country I 23 Co Captarn 4 Indoor Track 4 Student Councrl 23 DIANE CUMMINGS Imprrnt Art Staff 4 TrrHrY Treasurer 4 Cloak and Plume I2 Masque and Wrg 4 Allred Youth 3 Grrls Club 34 Freld Hockey 4 Bowlrng Club Captarn 4 Log Art Staff Grrls Chorus 2 Junror Classrcal League 34 Washrngton Party Pep Club 3 PAULA CUNNINGHAM TrrHrY 3 Imprrnt Typrst 4 General Chorus I Band I TrrHrY Vrce Presrdent 2 Presrdent 3 Pep Club 3 LORETTA DALEY TrrHrY 4 Nuntrus 4 Basketball 4 Cateterra 4 STEPHEN DAY Track 23 Football I Allr d Y uth I2 TRACY DECKER Football I234 Basketball 3 Cafeterra 2Washrngton Party JAMES DeSANTIS Basketball 234 Football I4 Track 2 HrY 34 CHARLES DICE Band 2 Orchestra 3 Operators Club I23 MARIE DINARELLO Pep Club 34 Cloak and Plume I Washrngton Party ROBERT DIXON Rrtle Club 23 DOROTHY DONATO Grrls Club 34 Nuntrus I2 T H Y I Tr urer 2 Secretary 34 Allred Youth 2 Honor Socrety 34 Bowlrng Club 2 General Chorus 2 Junror Red Cross I Pep Club 34 WILLIAM DONNELL Rrtle Club 3 Golf 2 Captarn 3 Football I ERLE DOWN Freshman Football DIANA DUCROW Grrls Club 4 Log Lrterary Stalt MARTHA DUNHAM Masque a cl Wrg 4 TrrHrY I34 Presrdent 2 Rrfle Club 4 French Club 3 Grrls Club 34 Honor Socrety 34 Junror Red Cross 2 Pep Club 3 Washrngton Party ANDREA EASSON Grrls Club 34 Cloak and Plume I Freld Hockey 4 Pep Clu JANET EASTMAN Cloak and Plurrre I2 Masque and Wrg 34 Grrls Club 3 Treasurer 4 Trr HrY I234 Student Congress 4 Washrngton Party ROBERT EMERY Baseball 234 Basketball I234 Wrnter Ball Commrttee 4 Junror Prom Commrttee Log Advertrsrng Stott Treasurer JAMES ENOS Rrtle Club 34 MARILYN FAWCETT Allred Youth I2 Cloak and Plume I Grrls Clu 3 General Chorus I Grrls Chorus 2 NORMA FAY Junror Red Cross ALICE FEELEY Grrls Club 4 ALLAN FINKELSTEIN Jun or Classrcal League 34 . . . . - , , 2 , , 2 I , ,Q ' 2 I 2 I 2 ,Q 0 - I 2 ,Q I ,Q Q I - , . . , . - ,Q Q - I- I- 2 I 2 -, 2 ,2 2 2 I 2 , , ,, ,, . ,,, , - , - - , , 2 ,Q ,Q ,Q ' I 2 I 2 irs' ,g , 2 ' , ,Q Q Q I 2 2 ' I , 2 I- I- , - I 2 I I , , 2 2 V9 , - I ,Q I s I : II , I 2 Y Q Q I r I- ,2 I 2 I ' I ,- - I , ,Q I 2 I - I ,2 I 2 I 42 I Q 3- , , 2 I ,J I I , 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I , I I V . . . , , . . - , Q ,Q ,,, - r ,- 37 THOMAS FLOOD Football 1234 Masque and Wag Vrce Presadent 4 Log Laterory Staff Junaor Prom Commlttee MARIE FONDULIS Softball 2 Pep Club 34 Nuntlus 2 Basketball 1 4 Cloak and Plume 12 Masque d Wag 4 Grrls Club Student Congress 2 WARREN FORD Band 1 Tennas 2 Golf 23 Allred Youth 23 Fresh man Football Operators Club 234 SALLY GIOVANNI Cloak and Plume 1 Alll d Y uth 12 Girls Cub 3 Student Congress 2 Cafeteraa 234 Faeld Hoc ey 12 Head lm prant Typast 4 General Chorus 1 MAUREEN GLENNON Garls Club 34 All d Youth 23 Cloak and Plume 12 Masque and Wag 4 Honor Socaety Vace Presadent 4 Bowl :ng Club 2 Pep Club 3 Washrngton Party CARLTON GRAY Basketball 234 Football 12 Golf 34 EILEEN GREELISH Glrls Club 34 BETTYANN GREENE Basketball 4 TIH Y 1234 Cloak a d Plume 1 Allaed Youth 1 Garls Club 34 Bowlang Club 4 Pep Club 3 Wash lngtan Party MARILYN GULLA Student Congress 23 Glee Club 3 Vace Presadent 4 Operetta 34 TraHaY 24 Vace Presadent 3 Allaed Youth 12 Pep Club 3 Garls Club 34 Cafeteraa 23 Faeld Hockey 2 Imprint Typast 4 JAMES HACKENDORF Football 134 Cloak and Plume 12 Honor Socaety 3 Presadent 4 Boys State Log Busaness Manager PETER HANLEY Basketball 234 Track 1 2 34 Football 3 Log Laterary Sta f JANE HARRINGTON Tennls Manager 24 Faeld Hockey 234 Garls Athletac Assocaataon 4 lmprant 3 Sports Edator 4 TraHaY Treasurer 123 Presadent 4 French Club 3 Cloak and Plume 2 Garls Club Junaor Red Cross 2 Log Laterary Staff Junaor Classacal League Pep Club 34 Washangton Party LEETA HARRINGTON Imprint Art Staff 4 Garls Club 34 General Chorus 1 Pep Club 3 Washangton Party Log Art Staff Masque and Wag 34 Operators Club 123 Vace President 4 Wash lngton Party CAROLE HARTNETT Allred Youth 23 Garls Club 34 Junaor R d Cross 23 TraH1Y VICTORIA HATCH Student Congress 14 Allaed Youth 12 Vace Presa nt 3 a Presa Faeld Hocke 34 Junaor Prom Commattee Chairman Washangton Party ROBERT HATFIELD Track 1 Basketball I Rfl Club 1234 MARGARET HATHEWAY Glee Club 34 Operetta 34 Cloak and me 12 Masque and Wg 34 All d Youth 2 G Club General Chorus 2 Junaor Classacal League 3 Presadent 4 Imprant Busaness Staff 4 Pep Club 34 Washangton Party VIRGINIA HAWKINS Bowltng Club 3 Modern Dance Club 4 Junaor Red Cross 3 GORDON HAYWARD Basketball l Track 1 Washangton Party NORMA HAYWARD Mogorettes 234 T H Y 12 G Is Club 34 Cafeteraa 1 24 ELIZABETH HEALY Softball 234 TraHaY 234 Basketball 34 Rafle Club 2 Masque and Wlg 4 GWENDELLYN HESS Tennas 1234 Rafle Club 4 Pep Club 34 Garls Club 34 Honor Socaety 34 Imprant Busaness Staff 3 4 Log Art Edator Washangton Party ROBERT HINDLE Honor Socaety 34 Band 23 Vace Presadent 4 Nun taus Treasurer 2 Washangton Party WALDRON HODSDON Rafle Club 234 Honor Socaety 3 4 lrraprant Photographer 234 Log Photography Edntor JOHN HUDGINS Cross Country 123 CoCaptarn 4 Track 134 ROBERT HUGHES Glee Club 4 Allaed Youth 1 Washington Party JEAN HUME Garls Cl b 34 Pep Club 3 Cczfeterra 3 Bowlang Club 3 Freshman Chorus 3 Tr: Ha Y 3 Junaor Red 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CoCaptaan 4 Cross Country 123 Indoor Track Co Captaan 34 PATRICIA JOHNSON French Club 3 President 4 lmprant 3 News Edrtor 4 Cloak and Plume 2 Masque and Wg 3 Garls Club 34 Student Congress 4 Log Laterary Staff Pep Club 34 .lunxor Classacal League 34 Washangton Party PHILLIP JOHNSON Rafle Club 1 Operators Club 12 ARNOLD JOYCE Track 1 Football 134 Baseball 234 Washang ton Party ALBERT KANEB Basketball 1 H Y 4 Tra k 123 COC pt an 4 I door Track 34 lmprant Busaness Staff 4 CAROLYN KEEGAN Cloak and Plume 12 Masque and Wag 4 PRISCILLA KEITH Rifle 234 Pep Club 3 TraHlY 1 Treasurer 234 Red Cross 1 Modern Dance Club 23 Presadent 4 MARGARET KENNY TraHaY 14 Chaplain 2 President 3 Garls Club 34 Junaor Classical League 34 Pep Club 34 ROBERT KILEY G It 123 ROBERT KILROE Orchestra 12 Ba d 123 HARLAN KING Hockey 1234 HaY 3 President 4 Track 1234 Student Congress 3 Football 3 Cross Country 14 SUSAN KNOX French Club 3 Glee Club 34 Operetta 34 Allred Youth 1 Labrary Club 23 General Chorus 12 CAROLYN LADD 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34 Cloak and Plume I2 Masque and Wrg 34 Grrls Club 4 Freshman Chorus General Chorus 2 Grrls Chorus 3 Washmgton Party Honor Socrety 34 JOAN MANSOLILLI Grls Club 3 T H Y 3 Llbr y CI b I Fl Id Hockey I JUDITH MARDEN Allted Youth I Cafeterra 34 Junror Red Cross I EMELIE MARGESON French Club 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Glee Club I2 3 Prsrdent 4 Operetta 234 Trr Hr Y 24 Chaplarn 3 Masque and Wrg 3 Allred Younth I Grrls Club 34 General Chorus I Washrngtorn Party JOHN MARTIN Freshman Football Freshman Hockey PHYLLIS MARTIN French Club 34 Cloak and Plume I2 Lrbrary Club 3 Bowlrng Club 3 Washrngton Party Junror Classrcal League 34 MARTHA MASCI TrrHrY 234 Softball I Basketball I Rrfle Club I Cofeterra I Freshman Chorus General Chorus 2 Junror Red Cross I 23 Wrnter Ball Commrttee 2 RUSSELL MASON Basketball 4 JOHN MASTROELLI Rifle Club 2 ROSEMARIE McATEER French Club 34 TrrHrY 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Rrfle Club 2 Allred Youth 23 Grrls Club 34 Student Congress 24 Log Busrness Staff Freld Hockey 3 Pep Club 34 Junror Red Cross 3 Wmter Ball Commrttee 4 Junror Classrcal League 34 Imprrnt Busrness Staff 34 SANDRA MCBETH S ftball I2 T H Y 234 Hrsto I Imprrnt Advertrsrng Manager 4 Basketball I Glee Club 4 French Club 3 orrls Club 3 Presrdent 4 Freld Hockey I2 Junror Red Cross 23 og Lrterary Staff Junror Classrcal League 34 Grrls Athletrc Assocr tron I2 Pep Club 34 AARYLIN McGRATH Student Congress 4 TrrHrY 3 Treasurer 4 A red Youth I2 Grrls Club 34 Pep Club 3 Rrfl Club 3 BEVERLY MCHATTON TrrHrY 234 Allred Youth 2 Grrls Club 34 ROBERT McHATTON Log Art Staff Allred Youth I Student Congress 3 JANE MCKENNE Grrls Club 34 Trr HrY 234 Allred Youth 23 Pep Club 3 Washrngton Party BETSY McKINNEY Cloak and Plume 2 Glee Club 34 Operetta 34 Trr HrY 234 Pep Club 3 Rrfle Club 3 Allred Youth I 23 Grrls Club 34 Bowlrng Club 4 General Chorus I2 .Iunror Red Crass I Wash rngton Party Junror Classrcal League 4 PAULA MELANSON Pep Club Executrve Board 3 Presrdent 4 Imprrnt I 23 Trr Hr Y Secretary 3 Masque and Wrg 4 Grrls Club 3 Program Charrman 4 Student Congress 2 Student Councrl 234 Cheerleaders 3 Captaln 4 Freld Hockey I2 Co Captarn 3 Lrbrary Club Secretary I Wrnter Ball Commrttee 234 Jumor Prom Commrttee Junror Class rcal League BARBARA MILLAR Pep Club 34 Allred Youth I 2 Junror Red Cross 2 Modern Dance Club 4 LEON MONNIER Allred Youth 23 DIANE MONTEITH Band 23 Grrls Athletrc Assocratron Treasurer 4 Tennrs 3 Basketball Co Captarn 34 Bowlrng Club 23 Co Captarn 4 Freld Hockey 34 Washmgton Party BARBARA MORRIS Pep Club 3 Log Lnterary Staff SALLY MORRIS Masque and Wrg Secretary 4 TrrHrY 234 A d Youth I23 Grrls Club 34 Grrls Chorus 3 Pep Club 3 Washmgton Party GERALDINE MURPHY Allred Youth I23 Grrls Club 34 Cafeterra 34 Bowlrng Club 23 Washmgton Party Freshman Chorus General Chorus 2 Grrls Chorus 3 Pep Club 3 RUTH MURPHY Cloak and Plume I2 General Chorus I2 ,lun or Classrcal League 34 Washrngton Party PATRICIA NEELON Imprrnt 34 Pep Club 34 TrrHrY 24 Treasurer 3 Cloak and Plume I2 Masque and Wrg 34 Grrls Club 34 DAVID NEELY Basketball 24 THOMAS NEVILLE Baseball 2 Freshman Football Log Lrterary Staff DONALD NICKERSON Baseball 234 Basketball 2 Cross Country 3 Indoor Track 4 HrY 3 Treasurer 4 Freshman Football Washrngton Party Junror Classrcal League 3 NANCY NORRIS Allred Youth I 2 Rrfle Club 34 Trr Hr Y 2 Secretary 34 Pep Club 3 Grrls Club 34 General Chorus 2 Modern Dance Club 4 Imprrnt Busrness Staff 4 Washmgton Party JOYCE NORTON Glee Club 34 Operetta 34 Softball 3 Trr Hr Y I 2 Bas etball I 234 Rrfle Club 23 Grrls Club 34 Freld Hockey I23 General Chorus 2 Washmgton Party Junror Classrcal League 34 Grrls Athletrc Assocratran Secretary 2 Pep Club 34 FLORENCE OAKES Cloak d Plume I 2 Band I Secretary 23 Orchestra I Trr I-lr Y I2 Masque and Wrg 4 Grrls Club 3 Vrce Presr dent 4 Log Lrterary Staff Washmgton Party Imprrnt Busrness Staff 4 ROBERT OBRIEN Baseball 234 Student Congress I DOROTHY ORTHMAN General Chorus 2 Freshman Chorus MARGARET PARIS Grrls Club Grrls Chorus Washmgton Party 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'An-1 k-H ,X 9 Q, :nys ms The Winter Ball Good H155 Vw:-rw Vefzffe, and We Chfimmcs spirit blend Yogefnef to prov de Cl nw 'o:':1b'e evening. 'fl x ., 5 . J C:'C'f.f'cd icirj f: d qua Pat Yzomcy :ro Der Bverfom. de a, ,S e beoutifndiy decorated Chrwstmos tree hwgNighTs W cororwons SweeT cnwcipotiorl k N Nl e X, 54. fi ,muh QF N vu '--.. f. , ' Q, 4 I .1 5? MQ 9 Q-01095 Qf1'TY CR'l fcmf rf rf-X ,N 'Af Em! ...... V' D,xC'x 'Suv o V. CCSQ:'CfU in-vw 'A Com -5 sf. Vogres ww r :sow brighfy in O4 than In air. M f 'S 3'E 10 b., ' t- ,N aff ' 2 P f Z , 1 ,f Lf Ad erne Besrwong and Carol Bourne hurry before We ....- . ,J 4...- ff, f!cBeY' ...- W In The Corridors A crowded sfoirwcy. The Nong ard the :hom of rv what Q drqefence 'OJ Salvo' Jm DQSUMS g .cs d TCC?C'xS fc fre V,u,gr x' , Q 'Ram---, , ,x Q ,N -x M. N X . X 3 Ponence ns G vurru Lunch! W ,ax Soup if 1. W li...-H1 M m wir fi.--Q U ' ,L . ., Q E fb'-Q ' nib! Tug lfu you 53.5 ray be you Ecrfy B Wcmltcn. urke ard Eeffy Greene J-fy 'vi 64 y, 4.1 V OVvr. vwfh V' 1 of ,, A 1511 ' Y H -aim ,h ,. QQ dfmfq 3' li' ,v Af 'FF V-f -, 1:-21 F,,,,. , C,-,,,, pf: ,,u ww.- ,, , . f , und gccwf .l-.. BGJS f'O'Y' We gy 'V,5TemforTHC1O 4 ff new CMM e PM c ., V, ,-..J, .. A future secretory Norma Lew P'fil Dc r+c'c? I, c Vcc eff. Vs U' Pcsle. ff UC. NX Cdfite Senior class otticersf Treasurer Ruth Stuart, President Arthur Anderson, Vice President Donald Maclnnis, Secretary Judy MacPherson. Student Government One of the chief aims ot the Student Council and Congress is to represent the student body to the faculty. For several years the Council has undertaken many protects. Among these are the adoption ot a Korean or- phan, the introduction ot the Point System to Melrose High, and provision for entertainment tor the entire school. Student Congress, a part of the Council, consists ot two elected members from each homeroom. at Junior class otticers: President Rich- Verville, Secretary Carol Mil ana Vice President George Lowe, Treo ver Madelyn Contis. i r. ti7XA 1 'K vs . ,,.A, if 2 .,n - tl. 1-,1H ff .. 1. lfal 1 il f il l af YJ 7 5 'Q 1 NE lr Z ' f 1 3 sir f' f , 2 6 in 1' WJ Sophomore class othcers. President John Jackson, Secretary Carol Neal, V.ce President James Dunton, Treasf urer VVilliam Mahoney Student CounCilfFRONT ROW: R. Hatheway, L, Slade, P. Melanson, R. Alley, A. Anderson, J. MacPherA son, R. Stuart, J. Brennan, D. Mac- lnnls. SECOND ROW: G. Lowe, R. Yerville, C. Milano, W. Mahoney. D. Whltney, J. Jackson, C. Neal, J Dunton, Mr. McGrath. vt 5 it f Wi A FRONT ROW S P ycil A hrg SECOND ROW E Soto' i .- N, , .on THIRD ROW. fwrg, ra., .Du , .R J, A Mal., e. -dim J 5 C! GNffVw,v1 C Lad Lf Donato .1 P Nu-, J rf Q T111 f ' FOURTH ROW: 3 Q R . ',..1Q .fi-Vzifi High SCP . I'4C'T', xc , 021: mem ,Mo :Jenin CMQVUQCS, We gcc :vi iiarviofi .UC ' 311-icwl czuivfef T wee C::'Q'cw'c: Hg rf A dnadi no to nf-Lt De,-an Skxiky, Ji-an Qaye, Pc-t John Lor, Jura: Hz:-: flier' 3 ' N' 55 Biankp-nburg, Imprint In addition to posting assignments, proof' reading ntateriai, and pianning the iayout ot the paper, the i955f5o imprint stat? concen- trated on 'iiinking Jp original ideas to create a greater interest in the school paper arnong the student body. 'heir work resulted in spe- ciai Christmas, X .i o entine, and Spring Fewer issues. in addition, 'here .were Fashion Fiashes, Poi-Toks, and ig-ngtiy Corridor Echoes coiawtns A new iitifrary sgitbn, Genius At Work, ,xaf iinaugprated to gi.e zkdents a champ to gow' recognition tor creotme .-.riting, N' if 9 V' 0 A 5 ii 'VI A 0 l' 'n Log Literary stat?-J, Roye, T. Neville, W. Web- ber, R. Bennett, Mr. Dixon, T, Flood, B. Morris, not plctured, F. Oakes. Log business stat?--FRONT ROW: C, Tobey, S. Wolloce, R Stuart, V. Ryder, J Macpherson, C Stevens, R. McAteer. SECOND ROW: P. Keith, R. Emery, R, Jettrey, l., Hurley, P. Wilson, W. Moccobe, J, Hockendorf, N. Norris, R. Alley, S. Powell. Artists' cornerwl.. Harrington. G. Walden, Mrs. Fcster, G, H-ess, K. Perry, D. Cummings. -N . ! , bg s ' P ., - 0 .xl VVrtte's nord at work D Dezrcw, C Curfer, R. Rotondt, C. Stefens, P Jznnson, J -ecf-y, S, MCBetn, J. Harrington X1 Meet the edltorsl Gwen Hess-Art Edltor Jeon Rc1yeAEdltor-in-Chief. The Log Staff Asstgning sdwertlstrg r1'strI:ts-Ror- Alley ond Jim l-locfcendort. 71 ,f Th Mewbers Q' ffcnsque ded W 3 e PIay's The Thing ' Q la ai Z 11 54' T E Q! .8 :sv ,I ..f 1 I 1 Y s xmiivff Cast 911 Y C .,. S-5w'r i::::'g:fE Dvfffygf , Ky. nz, Dc-iw Gr! S c: c-' Fur' 5 Ecric Pc, Myst: Syf. cz ,-d fc T. K Bard, Core ear E'c.,m Helen Rebeds Rcfend Cove Bc'i:c :: Brodrck Clcrcx Derrc: G' Norge Heler Scrlcjvrczr Mrs MrlNer Czvel -add Hcw e Res: d M ey BCH Hdrjg G Ties Jock Pcpi Pd FF? . CoHege permomrs, crew cuts, 1 books, cmd sodcls were The setting for Mosque cmd Wigs cmrwc'pNc1y, li Mother Was Q Freshman. After weeks of long prdctice cmd Time- consumimg rehedrsdls, The ploy, obNy directed by Mr. Edwdrd Watts, vvds presented for dll To see on December TO,CerTc1im!y Gc1iTChris1- Q 5 icmserw In her rOTe of F-.bT3y, or Hefem SCNOUTVTTUIT, c1s The cemsrcmr- fy ecmng f'Mc1rQe, ds weW c:s the res? of The cost, wi!! not be lcrgerf Ten i-w the hedr future. fd Q6 card ,Rd cifzew ur d dd, sci: G Orr sf cheer, S 1 ,, 9 ,'f ,'.c:Y's, B S' ec'-2' C Brcvm, M55 :gal fr. dy Q 5 2 f 1 ,lf 3 1s....' fx T .L Tl 's The opcw ng sc I ,,,, 'N vi ' .xf,2 ',Af'f Mv. :.'fW.3f4 ' A' inf, 4 vw fx ' Qf 'XE in . Q , A -,.,, K Ezrccvo Sh ebier ard Gul Cwrisrionsen. - if ,,.- God Chwsf :meow puts Ken? Perry in his Dlzncc with 0 resoundxrg siop. Kent Perry meets the new freshmen. .1 4 xv! 4 I' M 3 A-Li t Paul Phmney, Paul Morsfen, Ron AHey,c1nd Hcv'-,' G Hua wfnit for YNY girls. 519.9 H V' nmswxdf- 'f1 d3 Gu W 5 rr10f.,':s Play Jive' 3 V. Lpzey, N. Sher' mzm, P Bgvf:-4 S. Norws, A BQ.-.er cmd R. Ciara The C3553 Rub S21 ' : Q 'forge' Q scw, Sm V'.'fzH1::Q uw! E:-. ww, cn- rert, n the cud Q-rc' :gf-f.-.i :gt fl 4 ur' I ' 9 I FRONT ROW: Sopranos-B. Pettee, M. Rit- chie, P. Nickerson, C. Webber. SECOND ROW: R. Skelley, M, Zeininger, J. Hollis. THIRD ROW: V. Jewett, J. Fontaine, S. Knox, E. Horan. FOURTH ROW: V. Lucey, J. Leavy, C. Ladd, I. Dinarello. - . -41- . at ,I -5 Af 4- J. , 1 nf I FRONT ROW: Sopranos-S. Wallace, B Johnson, N. Stevens, P. Grabeau. SECOND ROW: M. Gulla, G. Christiansen, E. Jones, C. Allan, C, Neal. THIRD ROW: J. Walker, A. Wakefield, J. Norton. FOURTH ROW: J Ritchie, B. Phillips, A. Hall, P. Robinson. fs FRONT ROW: Altos-J. Watson, B. Johnson, E. Pomphret, B. Whitford, D. Griggs, SECONI5 ROW: M. Her- berg, B. McKinney, L. Dafllnee, R Rotondi, R. Manning. THIRD ROW R. Stuart, M. Hatheway, D. Procter B. Pettee. FOURTH ROW: V, Ryder S. McBeth, V. Otis, J. Harlow. .Y s f I lk' mom now. R. Reed,' s. Jacobson, H. Reynolds, R. Dolber. SECOND ROW: J. Belcher, P. Phinney, M. Nickerson, M. Simmons, G. Moran, B. O'Neil. THIRD ROW: R. Alley, D. Adams, H. Gittes, J. Wilson, G, Ford, F. Colby. FOURTH ROW: R. Wheeler, H. Sheppard, N. Ells, D. Skelley. The Melrose High School Glee Club of eighty selected voices under the direction of Warren D. Wood presented several concerts during the school year. The concert season opened with the annual Thanksgiving program in the MHS auditorium. In December, the Glee Club presented their annual program to the Melrose Rotary Club and the Annual Christ- mas Vespers. A program of Christmas music by the Glee Club and soloists was presented at the Masonic Chapter Ladies' Night..The annual Music Night was the final appearance of the Glee Club in a very busy year of music. Two other events scheduled included a radio- broadcast via WBUR-FM in Boston and an ex- change concert with a local high school glee club. 'S4Sf V Steve Jacobson Dck Vxhceler ond Emelwe 9 ow nm r oc Masquerade In Vienna S -.. , . gs , Direcfof Edwcfd Golden he! A L v.' ff Fe' Nzweezt The L:,s wwf, before T Tom. l Should Go Upon the Stage, sings Marilyn Gulla to Herbert Sheppard and Ronny Reed Under the musical direction of Mr, Warren Wood and the stage direction of Mr. Edward Golden, the Glee Club presented the operetta Masquerade in Vienna. Enthusiastic at the thought ot singing and dancing to the rnusic of Johann Strauss, the entire Cast spent many hours in rehearsal tor their two pertorrnances, The leading parts were ably portrayed by Glee Club rnernbers displaying unusual talent and stage presence. Polka and waltz teams and a pit chorus supple- rnented the onstage chorus. D' Falke Rudolph Adele Marie Joseph Phillip Servant Rosalird Gabriel Kon Stem 'Jn Bl7nd lda Pfnce Orfcfslcy Butler Mr, Frank Cast Stepher Jacobson Ronald Reed tfadlyn Gulla Derise Proctor JetT'ey Belcre' Herbert Shepparc Anr Ha' Be-ferfy Johnzcr Geaflfey Mora' R Chard Dalbe Er'el'e Nargeso' R :hard Vllheele Ronald Reea Ronald Alley I that Gulf 1' -nr Girls, Girls, Girls Under The capable leadership of its ofhcers and The guiding hand of Mr. McPheTers, The club's founder and advisor, The Girls' Club enjoyed a proflfable and acfive Thirfy-firsT year. As in pasf years, The Welfare Coniniiifee did an excellenf iob in disfribufing money and food baslcefs To several needy families in Melrose. ln keeping wifh The ideals of Girls' Club bofh serious and reaxing programs were planned for rneefings on Monday eye- nings. These included speakers frorn The clergyrnen of various Profesfanf and CaTho'i: churches, a spring fashion show, Mrs, Godfrey's Taleni Scoufs, and a spelling bee. In addifion, To Celebrafe The clubs Thirty-Frsf anniversary, The girls held a covered dish supper. Club Offres Corfesponding Secrefaly Plisclla Keiih, Re- ord.ng Sc-ri:-ff: l-iflfw L arf ' Eas n VEGSL' 'V ,J, :lei I Manoney, Plesdent Sandy MCBeTr , u , ard Vce Presaer' Florerce Cakes i Will! Y xfv'6!:G E corvrviftee members Pct Carr GHG CC1'OlE,' Hafvef' delwef 'fa'-459 Arg bwde-S er, cmd L, Sf? L.Um'r 5,-i XL .4 F 'f 4316? G. Quinzio, S Thompson, L Seve-rini, E Jones, C. Hutch ns P, Johnson, Mas Miche, E, lxfiargeson, R. McAteer, J, Pro- yandie, M Peavy, Parlez-Vous Francais? The French Clob, under the guidance ot Miss Miche, hers learned French songs, recorded their yoices in enjoyed a very interesting year. The group conducted order to improve their French pronunciation, and held its business in French, presented original skits, and a Christmas party. listened to speakers on France. In addition, the mem! fs? 4 , Ni is , f ,,,i,. if Jig, - I' Q- . ,5 5.4901 14. x 'T - i 403A FRONT ROW: 2 Cdrzarc L Seder A Rkernon J. Snerdan C, C: cesser BACK ROW: E '.'cNofly, Q CjC,,, 1 3:39 Q Se C', G. Hall, Books, Books, Books! 're Ligrary Cico is prirrariy Q1S6'.'iCE organization. a5'er school. 'When new backs arrive, they help pre- its rneirlters are responsiae tcr weeping the peeks in :are fnern tor -se lay pas'i-'g in pockets and starnping order on the lllJTU!'y' sFe1.'es, Tire, dsc assist Mrs. Qose, ' ern, 'ne librarian, in decking out hows ho'h helore and PH , . H DQ r ,Jw ,iw 9,5 0 no ow! .hzfsiz ' 2.459 mb AU FRONT ROW: J Leavy, D. Uomelth, D Cummings, 'J Gres-rmafd BACK ROW: Mrss Normal, V Crm, B, Ha uel,f, The GAA. sponsored, besides varsity sports, special acliviries including The Bovvlihg Cub, Coed badmihfoh and a novelty baslcelball arhe, irls versus bo s. , , Q Thi GAAA, mad! all plans and preparariohs lor Tvvo social gel- Togelhers. The hrsl, or The end ol the held hockey season, was a pizza , , party lor all players ahd G.A.A members. lm The sprihg, a beach party was held for all the girls who have participated in alter-school sports. ,aff '11 ls s..r C xx .1-.-o.an-viii A ' , . E'f'r':' C Ewa-' E . Nersaf . Node This group, bhder the sbo sorshib ol Mr. Neiman, handles the Smdehf fl.c'i.ities TiCl4e's and 'lse ex' S. A. T. changes lo' Ticlcefs for The xarious euehls .-.hich are covered by The S. A. ticket. If also receines ard dis- burses The funds of various clubs, N Fight, Team, Fight! -Head cheerleader Paula Melanson leads a cheer. We've Got The T-e-a-m! Janet Scovelle, Jean Crocker, June Malone, Pam Barner, Peggy Fitzgerald, Monica Toomey, Sally Thompson, Paula Melanson. Are you ready? Let's go! This cry was heard ringing across the football tleld, echoing through the Boston Arena, and resounding at the basketball games during the past year. Many changes were made to improve the squad. The number of cheerleaders was reduced from twelve to eight. The girls received new red corduroy uniforms. New cheers were added to the collection of old stand- bys. At the Boston Arena during the hock- ey season, the cheerleaders made their first attempt to cheer on ice. One event which will stand out in the girls' minds was the trip to Providence, Rhode Island, with the hockey team tor the New Eng- land Hockey Finals. l ---- 5 A -- ' ' . 'wc ' ' I U , ,.,.ZD'w l M ,Z The sfors and stripes. Pep Club lwe Pep Club Nos formed in l954 for flwo purpose ond oooxo oll The foolbofl schedule ol only lloree home oslorimg cmd pefpemolimg good spo fs'vc:rwslwip in games, P f ,woy possloo llwrouglwool lllo you , ond fo ew Ho,-.e'.er, lllerc rervolnecl Q: 'wcloos ol loyol mow'- -xgc good clwei-'omg cv call orlwlelic gcwc-5. bers .ul o :mode llwo clots cr pol-.if in developiog silxoo' lro club clit: roof imcflom CIS well os in U54 clue solo' during llwe ensuing yeof of sports. 'lo lofe opcrwmg oi sifool, 'lf lwclorrco' mcczllfor, We Pep Club goes colleg me -J rf' L e-fi '54 I '1' -Q -A gn-up xv I .59 1 ,N -7 l ST I-.J ea' The band and maiorettes Here Comes The Band! Ranking high in importance in creating school spirit is the Melrose High School Band. Its primary function is to perform during half-time at both home and away football games. ln addition to this, the members gave a concert and performed at Music Night. The band also participated in the Northeastern Massachusetts Music Fes- tival, an annual gathering of bands and other musical groups from this vicinity. K ' 1 A -X ' : F1 'ia' 3' e fi-345'-'-5 ' . , -. 'L' L:-':,:'1 S vw , 31 7 LN 6, ' if ll' L' ' ' ' .?:. 0 A , . 1 T' 'te' ,, '11 '. 1 'W ti Q 4 AL. X W. I ' Q ' 'l, s ll X ' -lr . ....L4..-. an--' 'V' A ' -lgei va' 'I 6 ' 4 U.. ' :e ughi , Vs .vw-5..- M ' ' Hwit- -.-egfujff-.a.p,,g'?p':..i:eY -,- 1 fl 9- I ' as l . 5 P-'--'cf A tribute to the players The high kickmg maiorettes z a 1. Yi- Q-un N L A ,M ' ' ':f21?a!S' , .grkggy M elf, . QV E '?' , F . Q Q AL Q EX 1 , X f A L 4, 'f 1 1 fiiwf X-4 Z al' M.. by' I 'dr .x '. ' 1' fi.. I5 kAi,. , i F 1 fi' ' 'N J -S 1-s S ijfjf 3 5 f , if 15 5 fi f '2 11 1 r i's A 1 A Qi', 4. ell- T ' ' .- .r- ,W , f i Tr its 5 V711 ' T J E., Q. .3-v' FRONT ROW: c. Hmiiguf, P. Jackson, s, Toylcr, c. v.QQdf'ee, B THIRD ROW: D. Adam, J Lowe-fi R H1i r2fdi P MSOHT W- L rf Z ws, P Kew N Ncrris, J. Scovelfe, L. DoTThee, P. FeTe:'sori. SEC- R Pcllo, TN. Brovm, J. STohe, 'fl Ccffzirss FOURTH ROW! -l- OTS OND ROW: N Wcllsrrem, J. Harvey, G, Toylcr, K. All:e'Tsc , N. F. Thomas, l.. MorTiw, J. l.c1r'e, R. Cf1ClE', T. Ncfvdie, P. i.lOYd C SMTP, J ST cL:el. G Hess, C, Sullwun, M Dwhim D. Schloesser. E'c:1r,M. Norris. Crack Shots This year, under The dire-cTioh OT Mr. Norris, The Girls' cmd Boys' Rifle Clubs were imired cis cm experimem. ATTer weeks of prc1cTicihg, The Teh besf shoTs, boTh girls ohd boys, were chosen Trom The club To be members oT Their respec- Tive Tecms, The boys' Tedm, member of The Mihufemoh League, held mdfches with 'eoms Trom Concord, Moldeh, New- 'ciy Wc1TerTowiw, WolThom, cmd Wm- chesTer. The girls' Teom hod compeTed cify mTh Moldeh cirid Wihchesfer. 3 , , ,few ei il MT.. .,......L.. fefd, P. '.'.'l 0 F2 TJ Boys' R.TTe ze --V Zi'-W J- L 1 Gris K e ie. A- 'V 'Hr' FRONT ROW: C. - SECOND ROW ' r, c D Adema. :cds de, N VC A Y ,- 's- ' f ,. 'fx fa' z' -- A .. '- .,v L ' w l, r , Vx Camera Club W fe: y organized Cow'- ': C -zz saw fc QY Q1f-if os Lzfwld mdn 'fa fiifaff M ff - -f -,lfcpeabbi .3 mn., cw 2 'C E'GE' Fa sFQ':g'cnVf reef, C1 me-e'I'wg noe y f. f .p-fu .P Ncqrgnff V1 ,- ,. 1 ., -J :U cv Qcgzzffafy' 'Q New fic:-Qefz cm p!wc'5g'i:pPf, !f' c!c:! C , cwczfex ifyveavi we M15 'Q :nr .ide cod! f- E ': f!'1P'f 'Z ffl rffly , LV. Lights! Camera! Action! ,A.d!3-WSLQ5 2-5 'a'e a:3Q : 'fs:: 5E:!e lc' e::'cc s e::':4. .Eff AWS' C'3 5F3C'!!Q!M5' V! U55 serving us and cr' c:-::':-.is.::' e-c:,ipNe'w' asezi 'low 'C calc' Wg :r .'-CMU'-W9 SGMCG ?O 'LG SCFWOC in The Svcs, P5 'a'e aoe s, mba' '!1iff!,-ie bays, We bcys pfcrrfeci -'aeefiags :cf 'Leif own enjoymer' t!aorougWy grcwded W We fw'e: :mi:5 of 'fwmg tape whicb cfew femufii movie-S. UI A 1 crg lp' Lerts r Q d Vo e GZCX' Modern D GHCE 1 4-Q 'QD' 1 -wp C , r B, Walker, A, Beshohg, J Greenurw, N. Felrows, B, Dowd, cmd J De-'hiscn in cz pretty pose, x Twenty girNs who were ihteresred cmd 'uziify To gifoctice cmd perfed Their Tech' Plcues in the Modern Dome Cub. The dub pericrvwed ch Music Night, for The Mofhers Cum, cmd for fre Porehr Teachers Assocrc- 'icrm they ,were preparing for cms sehes irvc groups .-.hich 'her sepcroe' rehearse. L mx rx? Mfsfv r WXW22 r S folezwfed in modern dcmce, hcxd cm oppor- ci fhese programs, fhe girls divided thehv Cv -I -Q A , A .fr B ' T A ' ' 5 . Q. I .W . - 'Iv'-' .D 153 -WT' -5 H+- 55 5 n I 'ffnu' wp? 2 - 1 ., JC, Fmgxgzg- nu'-'--' , 14111 .H 14. .. , a 'EY 'Cf' inch 6.1 T! mr '41, T'. T, 'fix l V- Nu XJ !- . V1 A ,TJ v ,, SF A, - cnyi, I v '53 45? 011- :fs Q. Q' Tv-FP' jj 5 . M., tl + . l:- '. Q. Q D .. QSVIQIXS V 'M' V ....: rpifepw 1 'Q V3 1 :C -' -f iv- ' Af .f 4? -k .i'- P' 5 bv Vwjf, W S N., fax! ,xxyfi zJ,.l'f 7. 17?-wk . V-0 V 1 H18 FRONT ROW: C. , 5 .'., Sokzrl, , Ke y 'fx' Tumf E Lewer. R Y'.'eTSh,Coc1ch Conn FOURTH ROW: T. Flsod 1- T 2' '- zg: - .in-defscn, J. 'J f,': Mr, F. Wfzlsw, D Rcgefs. D, Walker, R. Cerrefoni, P. New- Hsckerdcf Q .' - F T' ' SECOND ROW: ko? J Enron, R 'T!X rT:r':,:e, J Jackson, K. Swom, T. Nev3He, Ccscfw D' pcs' 3 , -' P ' P, G ,g.., 2 '.'e:'. We B. Dew- FIFTH ROW: .. Te Z7. R. Jcvves, P. Loskey, L. Duntow, D VVh.rvw, . Q P' '-f' . PQ' I x Q 5, J De- V. N:-ce's:'1, J Lvdkey, R. '.':S: e, D. Haynes, D. Pke G. Ford, Sanrws, Ccfacv .'.':f THIRD ROW: '15 :W 2 Pgecf. J T. HCT SIXTH ROW: C ::f'eT, P, Stebbins, TN, Bfnglfcm, P. Laude, P f-.'cC:. I 3 : 1' . A 2 B ONQN. C:1 ':'3 , Ee P F:wd,:::: Q T:::ey.J Z'w'vfef,L.GcNer1'e. .1 'lv-'4 rf A , H . A , u T TJ: -' ' The T955-T936 Tombcnll season was devoted To strengthening ' . Q 7 'Y K ' ,. , . , zu 3wr,.fg, und bwciwg the young M. H. S. sewn for The foNowmg year. U I fy Yf'xfi?H Uwe . :fei7bermc1kimg Tuck? after tC1CkNe cmd Bifly Tryde-V M W: Lafkmg 'kc T1 -i'mp0rTQ1m mm: point, The Hurd Pghfing Red Pfwiw --! 'W zwfprmiggr' 1 I3-TQ vidory over Com- ' - :mm , A 'rough TM kT.:.':' :wt not keep up this ine f ' ffwiw' 'T mdwip cmd spirif in UH ' -. ' T wwf OHM- TJ wmcrs were. Ed Reiw- IP W My ., A - X Tw C N- ww, Bi!! Sfmswofwski, Fr? , ' lf' :wi zmcxrded cm berth in ,gg-'vw X V ' COrw:rrQPCf3 i 1906. m.fv -vr'z'1f1Ck :fri :UH- f ' Q1-ic1g:'c:i-We ic We ' J fyd ' FRONT ROW: '. fir' zi- ' :' BACK ROW- 3 YS .4-.I ' V,. w Al. V , T ,.:'QlA ' ' ' . w,'A Vu J- f 'J -1 L ' . 3 2' . T' 2 ' 2' WR A .5 w, 'M ,.. , . ' - -f -- A f T, .Q . Veal. A ff-as-1 ,NY V A, 'WA 'l '3A xl srl., Q .,.'f',,, . , l :tb-l,i:4E14 4 - H. , ' ,- :W -ff 4 1 - Mfffgvi L ,,2fgf.,A.,1 , .,g:A'y, - if 15 l'Q3 .Zf,,w..id:L'K...Q, fp'-Za, Y: '?flf,'f7 ,?,.,.f- fy 't '3 f': f - ay ' ,Q M.,,,,,., Mg V . . . , .. . ., gy: . . N. D., M v ' 4 'N A. A j iw ..-7 f,.f...t, -:rj ' I 'Y . pm.. A. ., The defense En action. A Q 'Il 5 bt: ll 7 a 4577 lf- V19 kffikog. 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I I .M 28 5 Tn e Cncmwps FRONT ROW. 5 Brefimk H Krug C '!,f1:Vnnis, E. Srnnn Vx' 'ryde' SECOND ROW:F Traill, R MrAtw'r, R Mflrx' P Dobmnr. T Bmw-'Y BACK ROW: G, Crosay, VV, Parks, R, Dxnardi, R Harrinaran, Coach New Eng land Hockey Champions The Rardrgfs nf 1955-56 preved flvennse :es 'a be one e a.xard gar ine bei? goaltender in the Tournament T e 4 me grcmf-ef -wfkev 'f-anrf f- Q. er To dev me red and xsvlng Red Raiders dincned the Tnle by defeating Sr fr- of MH? 45 -' fiwr' '-wg 'Me GB! We ier 'ne tenfn 'Jenin Cs of Marne 4,2 Tne champions displayed True 'r vvxf H '.fW,-lresf ' rr 'f'r,',+'wrfQi1m1,:f,'s n' an To win fcerrsrncunsnip and Une fearn spirit Tnraugnauf Tne season 'f q WQQM: U' gf Nr-J. England Hggkey Taarna- 'TlQ'gfl'QVUC1YC'YMV? 1955-56 season agreaTOnefOrMP-15 funfrx . r ' Vr R U'3'TC'5, RhCl!'A 'Y Q'-' 5 r 1-1'fr errKd Yuma! ara Tea af.: sfar Cerder, DQ' '. rd' 5 :une ,nas vofed We WCS' Guffindrna slayer ln we faumey 'ered six gears and ga? seuen asses rf We rnree games Te break fne rnamd' ,ffl scerirg 'eicfd Y','i'n ,'.f'acNrfwis Sienna few' aids, 're class, Qflr',i'fv'S .-,ruflarmd MST: Qwoaw f rwd 971 rn 'nf if 'x'1 'fL 'i fe hard skmfrrg, ,mfr gpasanq 'e-1 C3'- :Q-fra-T iii ' f afale rr di Sffiand Qarc and df,-feafi-d E nf' ff Dnrifr !5!f1 '4 62 ,Ls Ed ,rr rr iaareci 're 'mi nrfw,a J h flffflk 'lid T , df .'V ffi ,VW X cz aczzznng pf ,vf,Y,, ' 6- fa efzrn 5-4 fr, 'wx' 'f x 9 F I 9 m Fl Vi.: 3 'Q , xx VI, ,,-' X. mx ..- ff f' 1 wt U: Nxf E 'Mn' 'N .Af ggi. .X M' f' Q 4, . K . 1 , , ,fqffvlf 4, .f ,Vffv-' M ' 41, 4 ' 4,sQJeaf Lf , V,J,,.LM ,,, 1 K an f, Sf- if jr Q.-fi ...I may 'M we-' 151 ' A Q4 . ml ks A if A -. 211 v f .wa f A? 'Q fg J. a 6, , D M . .yvilllunnq I ,Mai -gg k .W f pf Irv . . ,fr '., , ., , , ,,q,-w., , . . , 11 ',,'- .1 . f X 1 t G yr I Q Q 1 01.3, it-', G1 ,AVA .. ,- . A' 1' YH., .E F Ju 'K A ' f ,fn -, .s as 4 yy ,yav , ' v .f iii 'Bw . uv ,A - v f X ,. .sa , xx . :L Tie?-,Fa ' . K if 'S FRONT ROW: Doc Clark, J. Hudgins, R. Smith, M Smith E Smith R Goodwin R Brodriclc D Crosby H True. SECOND ROW: J. Belcher, D, Taylor, W. Sawyer D Crosby J Wells R Davis H King D Maclnrns THIRD ROW: J. Beal, D. Olson, D. Ball, H, Murray, M Ferguson T MCArdle BACK ROW D Coblelgh R Galante, R. Ahern. The Harriers Due to the extended summer vacation the Cross Country Team, again under Doc Clark's able coaching, did not get under way until late September. The team worked hard, but this was not enough and Watertown handed Melrose one of its most bitter defeats in recent years. As the season progressed the team shaped up and lost only one more meet, that, by the slim margin of one point. The team ended the season with a record of three wins and two defeats. On their way! 19' 'E 1, ..--.1 v-h '6 0.1: ,4 ,pr K F32 lQtv'ff i Indoor Track The ihdcor Truck Team entered fs secerfi eefzszrw wder C1 new couch, Qcherr ffrwksev Tre seosor :aes marked by ups cmd Coffs p'T'hC1rmTy due YO The True'-e'hehT weather. The Hgh poihf of 're sezzsern eccwrer ,-.r eh fl? Kchec pfcmced seizes Uhd Roy Srhihf :Cum Tr: we 5'G'e VTTQGT hefd :xr The 50901 Crwdern. The feorr' Nos NmTe5S 'hreugh hve meer? However, fhree ef These were very dose owl could have smmg either way, Hopes are high Thor in the furure U Teague MH be formed, so than there MTI be Cl regukxr echeriuhe of meers. RUSSh.A'1QL PHT' T 'mul ,f '1 :'?e FRONT ROW: J ' we E S 2'h D Creamy Q S 'Tf', 9 'ne ,. 1' Q Reef: L D.h'5r Hr ik Ku' Q wwf-5 R 0.6-ehe m fhf, gym 5 1 1 .ww QF- ' Q ' hi..-1 xg 2 5, A . 'r A-.wi , ., 'sfLfiP- ly .5 ' 6. I 55 ., .1 ,,, I , .. M L 5 if ai- I ' '. -.. ' 4 Q . Ziyi: . 11-1 A- e, , .' 1' ..ff'.A 'A '3'i 7' ' - xl ' - . .-.. ::.':' -'- f' .ff - rr. BT'nlfl'o'..Q'-IJKJ.7J'T '. Q' 4 f '.' Mgpqli-viii ..., '- Ulf 1' Q 199 fa '1 'fills -ww Track 1 . 'slag 'v '- 4 ...Q J? -,un Fran Johnson and Kenny Maher run the mi e S 'J f , Pete Hanley up, up, and over Ron Alley shatputs. my dit FRONT ROW: L. Dunton, R Dolber, R. Hassinger, R. Queeney, R. Mason, R, Lyons, C. Kelly, P Hanley SECOND ROW: R. James. J. Hudgins, D. Croslzy. R. Reed, J. DeSantis, THIRD ROW: Mr. Milmsen, S. McCormick, W. Sawyer, H. Murray, J Jackson, D, Wellington, D, Haynes, D. Bucldington, J. Dunton. This year's track team, under the leadership of Co-Captain: Fran Johnson and AI Kaneb, shaped up as one ofthe strongest in recent years. No less than eight lettermen returned from last year's squad. Standouts in each event were Jim Dunton and Tom Jackson in the IOO-yard dash, Kenny Beers in the 220, Russ Mason and John Hudgins in the 440, Roy Smith and Bob Brodriclc in the 880, and Fran Johnson and Phil Crosby in the mile. Shotputters Al Kaneb and Ron Alley, and high jumpers Pete Hanley and Ronny Reed completed the list. H12 Ss L About vo d if ,. VV eron C Dyer D Rnes N Donnell R y D R a is Fore' Ill? Returning veterans Rob rt Kiley Rach ard Donnell and Nelson Ells led by Cap Yann Wvlluarn Donnell formed The nucleus of the golf Team Augmented by new play rs the Team had a successful season A we went to press The team was well on :Ts way To wlnnung flue Mvddlesex Leagues Cbampuonsnzp an backs' o D. H , . , i ,l . , ,Kile , R onnell ,T te, 2 . S 4' l A. V cl 4 r ,V I l ly 1 A , iii , -Es' ,IKM f J Q l f ff ' 'X X . .,, l X fs? j' . fl 'l x R rive The for: of We c r ke. iwflff . ,wvsf ELR05' LLHU5- 1'l-90,55 y rl F I l . 'sg 6 A CAVL I . X V F I I i 'Q V i 3 ,652-' 'mg ,QLHU l5Ul0s Q 'man I J 'ffwfg The M. H. S. Nine FRONT ROW: 54 Anrtrfrsari E Smtn VV Q Emi-ty, P Smitn R. McCoy BACK ROW N Triailiimii, A Cci 'i.bc-ll B low- N llsley R . ll :ine H, True, A Joyce life A -pus.. 44,4 . f V .A . Q c . f , . -an Coach Gordon Thorburn had eight let- termen and several members of last year's outstanding J. V, team to backbone the 1956 lvl. H. S. baseball squad. The team's potential was shown by their strength down the middle, with power hitting Andy Anderson catching, veterans George Barrett and Bob Emery pitching, smooth-fielding Chris Smith and Bill Tryder tor the second base combination, and speedsters Bob Jetctery and Bob OBrien in the outield. These players proved to be the nucleus tar a strong contender in the Middle- sex League competition. no If I., Qhf . -i. 'u- inn:-.g-W Y f A-S Q ' A ' . J ,Q '-if-J',,flE +.l ' 1, L , i,.fo.,,.,,g,,.2f.f-.3.,1,,. 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Motches were ployed with Wincltester, Lexington, Mol- clen,Swc1mpscott, Arlington,Concord, Belf rnont, oncl Newton FRONT ROW: P Morsten, G, Hess, l, Ferguson, J. Giovino BACK ROW: L. MocKensie P Horringvon P, Conwoy J Pegg 4 Herrington wer Hess practices G srvtoshing serve. . Hag' 'fffffgqi .' .82 'J . 3 1 zz, fx x'z 1 x . . 233' Pot Horfingvon reaches ter 'h r sf Q59 VY' TTT' 1 .ai lv A-f - ' 3.1-JQ's1 ', ' Girls' Varsity Field Hockey-FRONT ROW: V. Jewett, R. Staples, A. Easson, P. Reed, S. Garniss, A. Ostrum, P. Shea. BACK ROW: N. Spear, J. Harrington, V. Hatch, Miss Mon- nat, B. Tate, D. Monteith, V. Greenwald. Despite the almost unceasing rain the .AL Down The Field They o . F i' 7,31 --..-1 - - - L I f 'V 'E' v ,gi. . 'A-!J..tf F 2 .llIuuu.n-rv-:QCII 'Us-T1-I' '-'Till w-QV. - '-Gag i in-, it x3lk? - ----...sr-..-.: ---- '. 23' ' ff may - '--T3 1 ' A zz . .. , .,.., .. WM..- 'TIT vshazirg 1 X. -- VZ if Q ' L V ' - . A .fi , . 4 -V. - pt L. - ,fm .w.3wk, 1 1 M ' f',.1wMfw 1 . ., g ' - . t- . 5 pf L L rf?X-it fi :YJ ' 1' 'fl t 5 . W .. K wat' wmv ., Y . . , ,L ,gg v . f ew., Mes... 1, ' fr' 'Tj W -rt. 2' M l fi ' L -'j,. :: i ..' ' 1, . .. '10 EQ' .. 1, .1 ffm me Manning intercepts a pass. girls' field hockey team had a busy season. Near the end ol the season, work was being done on the field and the team had to resort to practicing onthe football tield. The teams included in Melrose's schedule were: Newton, Arlington, Malden, Swampscott, Lexington, Stoneharn, and Win- chester. Although the Varsity record was one win, four losses, and two tie games, many ofthe losses were by narrow margins. The long drive. ,. ,fy Q N,.,h IN, f x L, , 71 , . ,. fr f-.ww . .. s. , . W '32-f.., f L-If V 'W Q '-33 f ,QM J, , um 'Vu Teamwork Junior Varsity Field Hockey-FRONT ROW: D. Cummings, R. Manning, B. Dowd, M. Donovan B. McCorrison, B. Walker, G, Taylor, S. Taylor, B. Harvey. SECOND ROW: N. Spear, L. Cleary, P. Carroll, P. Dolber, M. Sirnonds, G. Hall, J. Zink L. Lane. THIRD ROW: L. Goodrich, R. Laskey, .l Fyfe, J. Giovino, J. Fogg, P. Gilligan, A. Holder. . Mn , ,,4 'L .df 1 v Swish! Under the :ne coaching ot Miss frfionnat, both the Varsity and the Junior .farsity progressed .well dwing the l955-T956 season, Playing a husy schedule were varsity high scorers Non- Cy Spear, Ginny Greenwald, and Jackie Benner mth their guards Sue Garniss, Marie Fondulis, and Carol Ladd. The Junior Varsity girls turned in a record ot tour wins and four losses, 7 Tos arsityt orn FRONT ROW J Greenwa ci E MQCO rison R Bennett D J. Johnson J Alexa nt t K ROW Ms f na nl vw TT E1 Sofia' -1 Mnoq Jo 3'sii, 'et: ' FRONT ROW: G Ne-lso' Brenrfir' J Fergsscn S Driscoll BACK ROW: f3 1:i 1' 15 Le: D fqQ'sr.'1,' T Save' B TW'-A I' Ac! 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IEIEBIRRR Evelyn Marie BEAUTY SALONS 416 MAIN STREET MEIrose 43234 318 MAIN STREET STonehcrm 6 0009 Cornphments of W T Grant Co 'Nlcun C-tre et Xlxlrosf JERRY JINGLE SUNOCO SERVICE -X 1 Vlefhanlw on Duts Spet tallzed Lube ,lc b ubruatton 1 nttl 10 P 'NI W P BROWN Prop HASLAM S The Prescription Store -X Famtlx Pharntat s 484 Wann St Phone NIE 1 0022 fomphment I JAMES O WELSH CO fundx Wann ruturvrs Cambrldge 11.155611 hu :tts GUY S CLEANSERS Pt rQonaI17cd II: .mm Ex ert Tallortn Ytpper Rf pair Gu XI Sums 18 Years Owner Nlana ar Deluerx berune 68.3 Nlfun Street NIE -I 1122 105 Discount for la I1 8. larrx GREENLEAF S RATHBLIRN N ith I ourtcs Fruit 811: eta 033 Franklm St Niflftl 1 NIJ Phone NIE 4 8986 . . O A A 47 L 1 - ms . , ' so' 'I I ' Los Angeles. California f . ', j,. ',, T ' P 7P ' :- ' rar 'S V Y' ', '-' 'H' - - - ' . , 4 ' L , . ' Sk. ': ' ' ls 'I ' Why be Sahswfued with Less 1 1 1 1 C1 on U11 Shares cmd Scwmqs was Q11 1160 rc G G 1 Cmfr1e1y G 1 ,NNUT Mares N VJ' cme y furtrflr farms 1101 Yom d su 'A' MELROSE CO OPERATIVE BANK GS8 MAIN STREET 1 1 ME1rose 4 2 OU 0 0 0 fx , , 15,1 , ' ' , . N111 ,1 as Cl .ffwrw , 1, 1.9 f T' ger cmrgtlzzi y j 1 I . 9 1 , S. Q . gzi-f gg, Wife fr 1 X iff Cm 111 1' r 1 e 1 ' ' Itifzrl. - A ., ,A , L c . - D Compliments of STUDENT COUNCH MILL OUTLET OF MELROSE OAKES CERAMIC STUDIO I TINIP4 '32 Compliments of CLASS OF I957 Compllments CLASS OF l958 IIUIYIIIIIIIIPIIIS nf. . . NIH I-.'I I ' Ifuttun. Iiuwm. Silk and XVUIII Fubrivs 38 PIN-x Sire-vt Mvlrfmsf-. Hass. I . III-1R'I'HlIJI,U-KK!-QS 381 Irzmklin Strvvt Nhlrosf- Highlands Supplif-s 1- . I I f 5 ' ' of BENSON GOSS FUELS INC Benson HEATING OILS 4 G qt BURNER SERVICE Lo Pr BURNER Atmat1cO11Hcxhng 20 TREMONT STREET MEIIOB 4 4047 C mp1 CONVERSE RUBBER CO MANUFACTURERS OF RUBBER CANVAS d ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR MALDET MASSACHUSETTS I 0 Q- 4' Q I- 4 'K mc. J' . Q 17760, 0 Sotqxb GENERAL ELECTRIC WINKLER LP' w essure uo ' e ' e - o irnents of . . . . cm BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 FOR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS G. Webster Servis REALESTATE AND INSURANCE 23 W WYOMING AVENUE BUCHANAN FLORIST CO., INC. 529 MAIN STREET ME 4-0083 Floral Arrangements of Character Comphments of CLEMENT S THE srovxn or CHEERFUL SERVICE Comphments of ME 4 8250 CITY TELEVISION XL APPLIANCES SERVICE ON ALL MAKES TV Refngercxtors Au Condmoners 39 ESSEX STREET MELROSE MASS P I Chance 'IIN I' 'FOI XI I VI -YIPRTOVIN -I 5200 for wour FROZEN FOOD ORDI' R Melrose dclnerx ewrx Frldax Oxer 200 Item of Frou n Food METROPOLITAN ICE BALCOM 5 CO CQMpANy REAL ESTATE Ninn Str xi I Frosted Foods Dlvlslon NIP I 1070 ST 6 001.3 ROBI HT A FOII INSI RANI F Al FNI N 74 Acton S1 Complete In umnu Sn rxne Wd frtoyyn 7 X11 Saff tx Saun Se rx lu Stronr Nlutual Iompanlr 4.39 Nldm Strut 'NIE 4 3020 1 1 '.I1 If., . .N ,. ., , . , ,'- V . . ' ' 5' S 459 I L' .I e-vt. , I' rose- l ,. 11f-'..'I,.Q.ff' , F - A ,' ' -'n A H ' ' 'I' I....ass. - '-f 'vs- . F U. . 1 .xs - 4. - U D- MELRGSE 1 SAVINGS 'Arn vnu Aww. HW ,., Esq Thom: Lqnd HomeUoJl670 4,-fg!'g,,,n1 BANKING HOURS Monday through Fndcry 8 A M to 2 P M. Fndcry Evemng 5 30 to 7 30 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE HJVI' mah REE 4' QE! 'NIE4 0 JUSEPH D MALDNEY Nik 7 8976 Lompllmm nts of 'N mf 16 0 155I'mr1lxl1l1Slrut 'Nlelrom H1 hldmis Comphments 0 STEARNS AND HILL DRUGS FRIENDLY DRUG STORE SERVICE 505 MAIN STREET Tel ME 4 4170 THE CASEY FLORIST CO M 93 'Nlaplv Qtrrvt Sinn 869 Plume 'NIElroz 10173 and -1-0174 'NIP rof .1 hx , 13132. dv at hrgdaa ...TQ Ir I 6.72 5 R f' no? se ' Es I V lvqlnbxd lik ' .5 . . . KFTN .PEj LEY CHATELAIN BEAUTY SALON .,,y- I -- ,Ji I E A ..,.. R 'fini Af, R151 7-1 '- -A Q -- A-TTT A PAV-A --1 - , 1 S' - Nlasiw' Lsvtts I 953 TREMONT STREET GARAGE 74a 14154 WALL PAPER STORE 'Q 'f 1'm'S' row I 1 r n Comphmems Of MELROSE FLORIST C0 INC REGENT DELICATESSEN 235 W WYQMINF AVENUE 438 MAIN STREET ME 41627 MELROSE Ioseph Cefulo Pres1dent ME 4 9744 Ioseph T Cefclo VICQ PIGSICIGDI MELROSE TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE COMMERCIAL BANKING SERVICE THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 495 MAIN STREET 516 FRANKLIN STREET 44 WEST WYOMING AVENUE Phrme- Nllflruss- -1- ff -I N - 4 .' . Mvl I '. N ass. 200 flrvvn SI. wild LION, N11-I 154-. Mass. . . . ., D - xy L. R MOULTON CO mplimenis of . . . I In Melrose it s JW Wonderful Home Made Candles 8 Ice Cream ART MILANO S ESSO SERVICENTER D NI VIE 4 8050 SUGAR gl SPICE BAKERY T 1 ME 41567 FAULKNER'S CLEANSING 437 FRANKLIN STREET MELROSE HIGHLANDS COMPANY h 1 Realtors lnsurors 'Nil 410 0 1 Arthur . Milano 870 1 ain . Phone-: , - . Melrose, M Compliments of . . . 538 Xluin Straw-l N1-'WSP MATTHEW M. COX e Q - Establis ec 1932 Compliments of t . ' 536 Franklin St. . e msc - 23 7 THE CONNOISSEUR SHOP Sl Xl 111115 KN I r XII U4 -'II Populir 1 rue Mun SI I' K BRANSFIEID S SERVICE STATION 801 'Nlun Stn 1111 XIII If I DEERING LUMBER CO NC I' ex 'XII Irose on FIIUIAIIUYIS IuII1e B1 ll DINI 'VIA1 I' RIAI b EMERSON MARKET VI 1' n on rn c Market In flown DELANEY 8 LLON D S SERVICE STATION 396 A141111 SI 1 mon lrn s III: fl Il oru Me Im Q 4-9722 N10Iro I Mass CARLETON S G A MARKET I N I-HIPS 'N IJFII1 YIISSFN II OSIIID HN S 1141 Mann Sl 'N E 4 9818 Compllmf nts of THE ELMWOOD MARKET 1486 ru n SI N11 Inm QL -XLITX 'VIEXTS and PRUDI I E Courts-ou beruu -Ilxsaws EMERSON HARDWARE S SUPPLY 169 V11 t1'mfr on SI 'NIQ Im I 'Wa NI F 4 4868 A v 1'N1'.' , II: f .'.v11 lII'VI'S Fu 1 'vzisinns A i 72.5 11114 .f 4'I T11 2' IVI4'Ios- 1,lll'. I,.'-18,11 . I . , 118 Iss SI. A I 157 4. I 14-rs St. W . Mc-I sz Mass. I, ga ' Q - C1355 'II' 1956 HVIIIIQ' Iiiggvsl 1.iIII1- Supvr 1 1 Llbfiw ' - T' -B1 - 'f-S Liar 1' if A .II-11-YI' C , A 3, '3. S AI' ' 'SS -'S 'I .' '1 ' 111.1 in 'Aux I '-S 1 'S 'A 'A 'I .2 Sfmlss. Compliments of . . . F. W. WOOLWORTH C0. MELROSE, MASS. KAY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE All Types of Be-auty Culture- Ff-aturing Lamp Cuts 3TT Franklin Str:-vt Nlf-lrosv Highlands Ope-n Thu rsrluv Fw-ninrs LIGGETT DRUG CO INC 10814 'Wann St Nlclrosf' Mass romp! Pre crlptlon Serum X C N r Trl MElroS0-12594 MELROSE STAMP CO All KlHdS of Marklng I3lf S Rubber Stamps ROBERT A LEON T62 Tremont Strff 'Vlelroiv 'Vl.1SS CHARLES J DIVVER S Jenney Service Station vX n 1 COIIIPIIIUG nts ol JONES STORE NC x 17 as Best Wmhm to tha Sermon From th WILMINGTCN CENTER PHARMACY INC A XII-.LNILIE WOOD IDL Ph 1 Rep Phar Ossmr Nl r and LEO VEOODSIDE 1 la ot 59 P S- . . , - 5 -11 'LRPIESTI - Mg. ' A' ' N ' ' ' , I . , .IPI-1.1 I Pllulle' Nllllrfm- l-lllgll im ni sf. ,, A Nlf'lI'u4q', NLSS. U. ' . ' I -. g . 432 Main St. Wilrningtun ' l, , T . HSS T mpl n LOPEZ MARKET 5541 plum H J STILES 8 SONS ' L' mi 43129 Floor Contra-11 tor FORMICA COUNTERS LINUI Fl N1 Rl BBFR ASPH XI T PI NTI! 8 fFRXN1I4 PIII rs N1 IX You Haw Happlnvse Xml Hu W W MacINTOSH REALTOR 663'VI.1m Strut 'Vlclrosc S fOIlg,Fd1UldIl0l'l to the Fla of19D6 I x14 r COWAN S GIFT SHOP 486 M4111 St Tel mam. 19864 153 W 'Emu OH 5' :lm P LOMBARA PHOTO SUPPLY 611 Nl un St Nl: lm P 'Hass 'Nllflrofc 1- 3 10 91 'Nlumm St I xnn 'Nhxs IH nn 311 391Summf r St Vi Lxnn Maw LX nn 3 9000 ffm il 1-ms nf. . . If P z SI. N11-l use-. Nl' SS, . ' S ,fun .H I . O. AA AY, 11,085 f I 1 A ' ' S , J ss Fruits - YPfIi'18blt'S - M1'utS F Gr N'Q'I'i4'.' 1 , il USP 1 A .'f Vs S . V h YVI- S Prvv I,1'llY4'l'f' .',,g' S.- sf-T' ,, ' .. ..i:. .Y I- Q00 SMYLY-BRENNAN BUICK MALDEN The Absolute Best for Positively Less BECAUSE WE OFFER' Complete Selectlon of 36 Buleks BEST OVERALL NET DEAL Understandable Fmanclng Courteous Treatment Fmest Servloe Anvwhere Brlng the famllv and sec for sourseIfI Holden Street Malden 2 2626 Just off1VI.1Iden Square Rear ofH1gI1 School Compliments of HENNINGAR DOOR S WINDOW CORP 887 Maln Street Nlelrose Mass ML 4 7800 41950 GREENWOOD FURNITURE COMPANY B57 MAIN STREET WAKEFIELD IG IMASS MELROSE Sn WAKEFIELD TDWN LINE DPEN TILL 9 F M 5',,bm1l6fPgfL3 no WESFHIBNLSTREE1' Meuzoss 6 MASS MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVES HEATING EQUIPMENT 'VI Iroc Furn nfs Sllent Flame O11 Burner Wild o Registers :J Gal O11 Tanks NIElrose 4-6630 'VIEIro e 4-6651 11 . ,- . b 4 N .T 3 1 J ' I I . 1 v I 1 11 ' as s ., ,IIB -eff' J ' I A Y 7 ' I 9 . - Y Metropam- Funlaee-s MEL-D T A Il Sl 1 -I 27' . ' ' , lxxnwnuo Sxcnou . S E WYOMING MOTORS CORP ,af xm wo USED CARS 185k Svc Street Melrose 'Vlassathusett 'VIElrose 4 54410 fomphmc nts of The Melrose Y tYoung Mens Chrlstlan Assoclatlonj THE YOUTH CENTER MELROSE WATI HES DIAMONDS E tabll hed 1917 WADLAND JEWELERS Eeaturlng Full Llne of Cameras and Photographic Supplies 470 Mam St Melro e STALEY COLLEGE Founded 1900 Coedutatlonal LIBERAL ARTS Majorlng IH SPEECH RADIO 81 T V PLATFORM EDUCATION THEATRE DEGREES Bachelor Master Doctor of Art of Oratorw Dav and Ex emng Veterans Counseled 162 Babcock Street Brookhne Mass Tel AS 7 7717 7 T718 Catalogue JOHN E WILSON CO Purveyors of Fme Foods 26 North St Boston 13 Mass 1 .a ,L NWI: .A- t ' . 4, , r ,- . 1 ,S Y. ' . . .T ' ' ' . 5 ' A A A s 's 1 I . - . X - . . . . H at t 9 I ' 1 ' ' . . S . . . A , T , ' ' ' o o 9 9 I . , . v 1 . 1 A . , s v - ' fompllmfnt of NEWHALLS SHOE STORE PETER FONG LAUN DRY 134 VI Emerson SI Mc Iro e Mass Compllments of PLEASANT SERVICE CLEANSERS INC Al Franklin Square Qnumui JOSEPH G SAWTELLE .IR REALTOR Real Estate 81 Insuranu 765 Maln Street FR 9 3118 1 reenwood Mass Res MF 44952 LINOLEUM BROADLOOM FLOOR TILE HARDWOOD FORMICA WALL TH E Q1 C 393 MAIN STREET MELROSE MASS MELROSE 4 7700 Serum IS our Busmess PHILIP LEAIROFT WOLCROFTT V CO 211 Green Street Franklln Sq Melrose T V rf dlo Service Antenna Installatlons 'VIE 4 6027 A FRIEND Phone479l0 Q I WINHAP srumo Din OF MELROSE F1 urlnes Artlst NIHICFIHIS Art Classes Lamp Parts Glfts Lamp Shades Draftlng Supplles 401 403 Franklm St 'Nlelrose 16 'Viass ' S . A ' . A I 1, r . , . . , . l ' 1 A '1 4 1 , . . '. .. . - . v. , . I . . . . o - L Z 0. . I I - , . , . . Cl ' R I 'K A I nl BY AC In 3 snlvklwwgl mc- ' .1 g . L 1 . -1 - , . , r L . 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